“Unfortunately we were not able to rescue anyone,” said Jack Potter, the chief exec of the MWAA.
Duffy said that the flight paths of the plane & helicopter were “not unusual for what happens in the DC airspace.. …everything was standard in the lead-up to the crash,” pointing out that US #military helicopters routinely fly up & down the #Potomac River.
There was “not a breakdown” in communication between the military helicopter, the plane & the air traffic control tower, Duffy said.