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The Urgent Call to “Return to Base” & The Chopper’s Strange Movements Make No Sense

Investigators are going to have to look at every possible reason a military Black Hawk Helicopter could crash into an American Airlines passenger jet landing at Reagan Airport in D.C.

The calls from air traffic controllers for the helicopter to “return to base” raise serious concerns over what may have caused this crash.

We even pulled the altitude and flight tracking data that revealed sharp zig-zags and a sudden drop in altitude moments before the crash.  Here are the possible reasons behind the disaster:

Mechanical Failure

Air Traffic Control Failure

Human Error

Nefarious Action

Pilot Suicide

Computer Hack

We have the audio of that “return to base” call, as well as the altitude data you have to see and hear to believe.

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Two Questions

From a question to Grok:

The flight ceiling for helicopters near Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C., particularly in designated routes like Helo Route 4, requires helicopters to maintain an altitude of 200 feet or below in certain areas. Posts on X suggest that helicopters are supposed to remain at a very low ceiling ranging from 150 to 200 feet in this area.

  1. The DC collision was at approximately 350 feet. Why was the helicopter flying in restricted airspace?
  2. Why didn’t the air traffic controllers tell the jet to abort the landing and gain altitude due to the helicopter’s infraction?
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