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🚨BREAKING: Expert Pilot Analyzes DC Mid-Air Collision 🚨 Captain Steve just dropped the most detailed breakdown yet of last night’s tragic mid-air collision in Washington, DC. He dissects the crash second by second, bringing expert insight as a pilot himself. His analysis makes it clear: this was NOT the...

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Michael T821 year ago

@CaptainSteeeve I think the Controller wasn’t specific enough about where the A/C was - the helicopter said it had the a/c in sight but it may have been another A/c - the one taking off - a better warning would have been “do you have visual contact with the CRJ on a heading of xxx towards DCA?”

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The Information1 year ago

Elon Musk claims to have finished a 100,000-strong H100 cluster in four months. How likely is that?

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Kevin1 year ago

@CRRJA5 @CaptainSteeeve Tower Control gave imprecise information that was crucial

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Karen Rifenburg1 year ago

@CaptainSteeeve Thank you for sharing this. This is the only story on the crash that feels truthful and with the appropriate emotion for the situation, in my opinion.

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昨夜星辰1 year ago

@CaptainSteeeve 👍 Trump is definitely right to relocate some agencies out off DC . DCA is too crowded 🥶

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Tucson Stan1 year ago

@CaptainSteeeve I will wait for the facts. Opinions are like A-holes, every body has one.

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Mountainflyer 🇺🇸 🇨🇭 🛩1 year ago

@CaptainSteeeve 100% agree, what a tragedy. A FLARM device for just $ 300 on both planes would have avoided that. Back there in Europe almost all gliders (=soaring-planes) are equipped with it, and it is very common in GA (powered aircraft) and among paragliders.

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Liberty1 year ago

@CaptainSteeeve We need the name of the pilot of the helicopter before we accept your explanation.

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Tammy Meredith1 year ago

@CaptainSteeeve Such a heartbreaking accident! Prayers for everyone involved!

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William Smith1 year ago

@SquirrelTribe @CaptainSteeeve Going to be very Interesting to read the report and see why this tragedy happened.

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BillyBob1 year ago

@CaptainSteeeve Thank you sir for your insights and clear explanation.

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