NTSB: Five controllers on duty during D.C. air crash
Five air traffic controllers were on duty at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport when a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter and an American Eagle passenger jet collided, a federal official said. The NTSB has interviewed the controllers and plans to speak with supervisors as the investigation continues.
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