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A recent incident involving Marine One and an American Airlines regional jet at Reagan National Airport highlighted ongoing safety and coordination issues in Washington, D.C. airspace, following a deadly midair collision a year and a half ago that resulted in 67 fatalities. Despite safety recommendations and some implemented changes, problems such as aircraft proximity, outdated equipment, and staffing shortages persist, with investigations revealing numerous near-miss events and gaps in technology and procedures. Congressional efforts to strengthen regulations, including mandates for better collision alert systems, are ongoing but remain incomplete.
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