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No Survivors Found From Midair Collision of American Air Flight With Army Helicopter
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Key points
- The person in charge of the Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department of Washington Special Administrative Region said on Thursday morning that no survivors were found from a U.S. airline aircraft, and 64 people and military helicopters were included.
- John Donneelly said the operation has now been switched to the “recovery stage”.
- US Airlines’ flights have departed from Wicho in Kansas.
No survivor was found from the collision of American airlines (AALThe person in charge of Washington Fire and Emergency Medical Services said on Thursday morning that the aircraft had 64 people carrying a military helicopter.
John Donnelly, the head of the department, said at a press conference: “We are now changing from rescue operations to recovery.” CNBC -Thursday. “At this point, we don’t believe that there are any survivors.”
Sean Duffy sworn in the Minister of Transport on Tuesday. He said at a press conference that the National Transport Safety Council (NTSB) will cooperate with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to analyze the recovery agency of the US aviation aircraft.
US airlines flew to Wichoto, Kansas, with 60 passengers and four crew members on board. It collided with the Army helicopter that was conducting training flights on Wednesday evening.
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