US Army, FAA Face Scorching Questions Over Fatal Midair Collision Investigation
US Army and FAA officials faced public scrutiny for the first time since January's fatal midair collision, as family members of 67 people killed in the accident questioned lawmakers about safety protocols. The officials were called to testify before lawmakers.
The US Army and FAA are under scrutiny after their first public hearing on the January fatal midair collision in Washington that killed 67 people, with lawmakers questioning officials about safety protocols and accountability. Family members of some victims expressed frustration with the slow pace of investigation, seeking answers on what caused the tragedy. The hearing marks a significant step in holding those responsible for the disaster accountable, as lawmakers seek to determine how such a catastrophic accident could occur. The US Army and FAA are facing intense scrutiny over their handling of the incident.
