Trump Marine One flight under investigation after potential safety mishap
Summary
Federal aviation officials are investigating a safety incident involving President Donald Trump’s Marine One helicopter in Washington, D.C. The helicopter flew too close to a commercial airplane leaving a nearby airport, causing a brief safety concern.Key Facts
- President Donald Trump was on board the Marine One helicopter during the incident.
- The helicopter got too close to a commercial airliner departing Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
- The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating the event.
- The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said there was a momentary loss of separation between the two aircraft.
- After the close encounter, the two aircraft moved away from each other.
- The FAA had previously placed permanent restrictions on helicopter and jet traffic near the airport after a fatal midair collision in January 2025.
- The FAA and the White House have not yet responded to requests for additional comment.
- This story is developing and may be updated as new information becomes available.
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