Saturday marks one month to day 67 people were killed After the commercial plane collided with a helicopter while landing at the DCA airport in Washington, DC
Among them were members Community of Sliding Figuresreturning from the tournament in Kansas.
During their home game against Tampa Bay Lightning, Washington Capitals will honor the victims of the stickers on their helmets; Tampa Bay players will also wear them.
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Emergency units search the place of the U.S. aircraft collision on the Potomac River, after the plane crashed last night at the National Airport by Reagan on January 30, 2025 at Arlington, Virginia. The flight from Wichite, Kansas, collided to the medium extent with a military helicopter as he approached the National Airport by Ronald Reagan. According to reports, there were no survivors among the 67 people on both aircraft. (Tasos Cathopodis/Getty Images)
The stickers contain a sliding figure and hockey skating with the date “1.29.25” surrounded by heart -shaped.
Six members Boston skating club They were in flight 5342, and US skating said in a statement that “several members of our skating community” was on the plane.
A look close to the stickers of the members of the capital and lightning will be worn on Saturday. (Washington Capitals)
Two former Olympians, Evgenia Shishkova and Vadim Naumov, were also among the victims of the collision, Kremlin confirmed.
On the American Airlines flight there were 60 passengers and four crew members and three soldiers on the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter.
The caps are fleeing with the eastern conference, leading the path with 82 points.
Alex Ovechkin, no. 8 Capitals Washington, sliding against the Utah Hockey Club on November 18, 2024 at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. (Jamie Sabau/Nhli via Getty Images)
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Not only are candidates for Stanley Cup, but also a longtime team captain Alex ovchkin is looking to become a leading league shooter. Ovechkin is only 13 goals away from the exceeding Wayne Gretzky, whose 891 goals are most ever.
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