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Arlington, Virginia - January 30: Emergency Response Units Search The Crash Site Of The American Airlines Plane On The Potomac River After The Plane Crashed On Approach To Reagan National Airport On January 30, 2025 In Arlington, Virginia. The American Airlines Flight From Wichita, Kansas Collided In Midair With A Military Helicopter While Approaching Ronald Reagan National Airport. According To Reports There Were No Survivors Amongst The 67 People On Board Both Aircraft. (Photo By Win Mcnamee/Getty Images)

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