67 people died after hitting helicopter in Jet America

WASHINGTON – Rescue boats and divers on Thursday wiped out the freezing water of Washington’s Potomac River, carrying 64 people in search of a passenger jet.

President Donald Trump’s Federal Multicultural efforts have been wrong on Thursday after a regional jet crashed into a US military helicopter at Washington Airport, killing 67 people in the US air disaster for over 20 years. The investigation into the crash opens a new tab in the country’s capital, and the US Airlines bombers carry 60 passengers and four team members with a military Black Hack helicopter and why the airport is ready to land in the airport.

When the Don breaks on the crash site and reports the recovery of many bodies, emergency ships with powerful bow lights and diving groups can be seen moving back and forth to the wide part of the river.

Approximately 12 hours of rescue operation, most of them were carried out in the darkness of the pitch, and no word that survived.

“We’re going to be out until we take,” Washington Mayor Muriel Pauser told reporters.

Citing local resources, CBS News said at least 19 bodies were recovered, while the NBC announced 30.

The US said that many athletes, coaches and officials were on the plane.

The Bombardier aircraft operated by an American Airlines subsidiary, along with 60 passengers and four crews, was approaching the Reagan National Airport at 9:00 pm (0200 GMT).

US military officials said the helicopter was a black hawk carrying three soldiers on a “training plane”.

Both flights crashed into the river.

A dramatic audio from air traffic regulators showed that the helicopter was “in view” and repeatedly asks the passenger jet, and then “behind the plane” just before the crash.

“I saw a fireball, and it was gone,” an air traffic controller heard the helicopter helicopter heard another after the cutting was cut.

Witness was driving home when he saw that he described the “stream of sparks”.

“Initially I saw the plane. It was good. It was normal. It was right to go over the ground,” he said.

“After three seconds, it was made to the right at the time … I could see its bottom. It was burned in a very bright yellow, and there were a sparks underneath it,” Shulman added.

“It was like a Roman candle.”