Executive Director Southwest Airlines on American Airlines Crash in DC: ‘Our hearts go out’
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Executive director Southwest Airlines Bob Jordan said that “our hearts are coming out” people on the American Airlines flight participating on Wednesday night in a middle collision with a helicopter in the state capital.
Executive director A seat carrier in Dallas He took a moment to “acknowledge the tragic accident near the Reagan DCA Airport last night,” before he and other southwest executives launched a discussion on Thursday’s financial results with analysts and investors on Thursday.
Executive Director Southwest Airlines Bob Jordan (Christopher goody/Bloomberg via Getty Images/File)
American Eagle Flight 5342 American Airlines PSA Airlines Passenger was on the cattle of the runway 33 in Washington, the DC-Hand of Ronald Reagan Washington, when the Black H-60 Black Hawk Hawk Hawk Hawkopter collided. Two aircraft that collided were 67 people, who are considered to be all dead, the officials said.
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“Our hearts come out to all those loved ones who are among passengers and crew, and we also expand our sympathies to our friends at American Airlines and their Branch of PSA Airlines while they are processing this event for themselves,” Jordan said during the call, adding that he wanted to “thank the first answers that worked tirelessly throughout the night. “
Emergency units on Thursday search the location of the US aircraft collision, which descended in Rijeka Potomac on Wednesday night. (Tasos Cathopodis/Getty Images)
“And while we are all competitors, we are one aviation community and we will do everything we can to support our friends in American and the dog,” he continued.
Other main US airplanes were also commented on by an incident.
“Our hearts go out to the victims of this tragic accident and their families – we are in contact with colleagues on @americanair and we will continue to offer any help and support they need,” United Airlines said on Thursday on X.
Jetblue said he was “deeply saddened by a tragic accident in Washington, DC, and expressed our cordial condolences to anyone who was affected.”
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Airline companies for America, a trade association It counts Delta Air Lines, Hawaiian Airlines, Jetblue and others among his members, similarly said he was “broken from the heart and devastated.”
“Our deepest condolences with families and loved ones, members of the flying crew and US services,” Airlines for America said. “We are ready to help anyone involved in this difficult time and we will wait for more details from the NTSB.”
The National Transport Safety Committee (NTSB) indicates an investigation into a tragic collision on Wednesday. The Federal Air Force and the Army also included.
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Todd Inman, a member of the NTSB Committee, said during a press conference on Thursday that the goal of an independent investigating agency “understand not only happened, but also why it happened, and recommend changes to prevent it from repeating.”
Emergency units on Thursday search the location of the US aircraft collision, which descended in Rijeka Potomac on Wednesday night. (Tasos Cathopodis/Getty Images)
NTSB wants to publish a preliminary report on clash within 30 days. The final report on the incident, he said, will come out “after we finish all our determination of facts and investigation.”
