Trump's helicopter affected by new glitch

The article discusses the loss of communication between the American presidential helicopter "Marine One" and air traffic controllers at Ronald Reagan National Airport twice within the same month. The problem occurred for the second time just an hour after it was fixed, while President Donald Trump was preparing to take off from Ells Park near the White House. The crew attempted to contact the control tower before takeoff but did not receive any response, prompting another aircraft to transport the helicopter. "Marine One" re-established communication after takeoff en route to Andrews Air Force Base, where Trump boarded the "Air Force One" plane. The communication issue, which had previously occurred on August 4, was repeated, with other aircraft dangerously approaching the helicopter despite not violating the legal distance. The incident highlights a technical malfunction in the helicopter's communication system, raising questions about safety procedures and security measures during presidential transportation operations.

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