The plane crashes with the helicopter in Washington, DC Aviation news

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Ronald Reagan National Airport stops all takeoffs and landing after the air collided.

The authorities said that a regional plane and a military helicopter collided with a wall in Washington, DC, the United States, which led to all takeoffs and landing operations at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said late on Wednesday that the Airlines Psa Bombardier CRJ700 hit a helicopter from Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk while it was on its way from Whitchita, Kansas, late on Wednesday.

“FAA and NTSB will investigate. Airlines said in a statement” NTSB will lead the investigation. “

Speaking of Fox News, White House press secretary Caroline Levit said that US President Donald Trump had been informed of the situation.

Police and firefighting services said the multi -agent search and rescue process was ongoing in the Botomac River.

“Fire Boats at the scene,” said the Medical Emergency Services Department in Colombia Province in a post on X.

Shehab Ratnesi of the island, who was reported by Washington, DC, said that there was a “huge response” at the scene, including emergency vehicles and boats.

“We must be very clear, this is the main local airport that serves Washington, DC, Metropolitan,” said Ratnesi.

“We believe that both planes are in the river,” said Ratnesi. “This is a great concern now.”

It seems that the video posted on social media shows the collision of the two planes and explodes in fire.

There were no immediate reports on the number of losses.

Bombardier CRJ700 is capacity of 78 travelers, according to the JetSet group.

Sikorsky H-60 ​​can carry up to 11 fully equipped soldiers, according to Site Military.com.