Delta’s aircraft, Air Force plane, almost cut into the “loss” during the flight of the national cemetery of Arlington

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) conduct an investigation after the Delta Air Lines nearly crashed with the T-38 aviation aircraft on Friday nearby Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA)Months after the collision alone, 67 lives were taken away at the airport.

Delta Air Lines Flight 2983, Airbus A319, headed for the Minneapis Sent. Paul (MSP) went to the DCA gate at 14:55 local time and was cleaned at about 15:15, FAA and National Transport Security Council (NTSB) Fox News Digital said.

Meanwhile, four T-38 Air Force coupons were entrance to the Arlington National Cemetery for flight, the US Air Force and Air Force reports.

T-38 Talon is a double engine, high-rise, supersonic jet coach used in different roles because of its design, operations economy, prostate content, high performance and exceptional security. (Photo by US Air Force/Steve White)

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A Aircraft Delta He received “aboard” that another plane was nearby, and air traffic controllers issued adjusting instructions to both aircraft, FAA reports.

NTSB stated that it was known about the “loss of the division” between the 2983 delta -rice and other planes, shortly after takeoff with DCA.

The DCA was involved in the nearest Miss near DCA and T-38 Talon Ret. (Photo by air -air force from Master SGT. Burt Traynor/released)

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DELTA representatives said the flight crew performed instructions on the traffic prevention system and the collision avoidance system (TCAS) in accordance with training and procedures.

“Nothing is more important than the safety of our customers and people,” said Delta Fox News Digital. “That’s why the flight crew followed the maneuver procedure airplane As was instructed. “

Two pilots, three flights and 131 passengers were on board Delta.

The first respondents enclose the Delta Air Lines with water after it crashed into the run -up to Toronto Pearson International Airport in Mississaz, Ontario, Canada, February 17, 2025. (Nate Richie)

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FAA said he would investigate the incident.

“We are currently collecting information but haven’t launched yet investigation“,” NTSB Fox News Digital said.