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Marine One Near Miss Renews Questions About Washington Airspace Safety

Author: Aircraft Value Intelligence
August 24, 2026

A recent close encounter involving Marine One and a commercial passenger jet has put renewed attention on air traffic procedures around Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, where federal investigators identified dozens of safety issues after a fatal midair collision last year.

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