 "Ships and Helicopter’s collision, kill 60 passengers – News-Patiala English")
Plane-Helicopter Crash News: An aircraft accident took over Thursday morning in the United States. A passenger plane in the sky near the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport collided with a helicopter. This ship accident happened near the airport. The ship and the debris of the helicopter fell into the Pottomac River. News agency Ritors quoted the Washington Fire Department, relief and rescue processes continue. Fire boats are present on the occasion.
According to media reports, a passenger board and collided between a helicopter on top of the airport. The passenger ship is collided with the helicopter. It was reported that the passenger plane were raised at 60 passengers. All passengers are afraid of being killed. At the moment, the official confirmation is awaiting.
Videos on social media show how the ship collided with the helicopter while landing at the Reagan Airport. The fire is visible in the sky after this collision. Meanwhile, all flights after the incident all flights have been stopped. The rescue operation continues. Donald Trump has also been informed of the accident.
Sources said that this collision came to the American Airlines Flight 5342 and a black hoc helicopter. It was being told that it was an army helicopter. The video can be seen in the video after the collision becomes a slave of fire. Spreads explodes in the sky.
⚡️CCTV footage from the Kennedy Center in Washington DC allegedly shows the moment a plane crashed into a helicopter during landing at Reagan International Airport pic.twitter.com/9sVqnfXH46
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However, at the Reagan International Airport, however, has been stopped at the Reagan International Airport, after collision between the helicopter and small plane. According to the initial reports, all passengers are afraid of being killed. Authorized confirmation of the number of people killed in the incident. After the accident. There is a mourning movement in the United States.