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Communication Breakdown: FAA and Pentagon Hotline Issues Impact Air Traffic Safety
The hotline connecting Pentagon and FAA air traffic controllers at Reagan Washington National Airport has been defunct since March 2022. An incident involving a Black Hawk and an American Airlines jet heightened concerns.
Hotline between military and air traffic controllers in Washington hasn't worked for over 3 years
The Federal Aviation Administration official in charge of air traffic controllers confirmed the agency didn’t even know the hotline hadn’t been working since March 2022 until after the latest near miss.
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