Multiple layers of failure reportedly may have contributed to the deadliest commercial aviation incident in the U.S. years.

The pilot of the Army Black Hawk helicopter that crashed into a passenger airplane near Reagan Airport in January ignored instructions to change course before the crash, according to a new report.

A New York Times investigation into the crash of a Black Hawk helicopter and a passenger plane near Ronald Reagan National ...

A new report by the New York Times highlights that the US army pilot flying the helicopter failed to heed a directive from ...

A new report has claimed that a pilot made fatal errors before a US Army Black Hawk helicopter crashed into an American ...

A US Army Black Hawk helicopter carrying three personnel crashed into an American Airlines flight on January 29, killing all ...

The US Army helicopter collided with a passenger plane on January 29 in Washington DC, killing 67 people in one of the ...

A new report about the American Airlines crash found that the crew aboard the Army helicopter was not suffering from any ...

The pilot of a United States Army UH-60 Black Hawk failed to execute a course change shortly before a deadly January mid-air ...

A newly released report from The New York Times has shed light on the potential factors contributing to the tragic mid-air ...

Along with the error, officials found that the pilots “stepped on” some of the air traffic controller’s instructions, meaning ...

On January 29, the US saw its worst aviation tragedy when a Black Hawk helicopter collided with an American Airlines plane ...