The New York Times has reported that the military Black Hawk pilot, Captain Lobach, ignored instructions to change course that could have averted the January 29 plane crash in Washington, DC. The crash killed 67 people and prompted an investigation into aviation safety,

Captain Rebecca Lobach is alleged to have made two fatal errors while piloting the Black Hawk helicopter which collided with an American Airlines jet.

The crash claimed the lives of 67 people in total, including a team of young figure skaters, but a new report has states that the pilot was given two warnings to move away from the US domestic flight

A new report about the American Airlines crash found that the crew aboard the Army helicopter was not suffering from any impairment

The pilot of a United States Army UH-60 Black Hawk failed to execute a course change shortly before a deadly January mid-air collision with an airliner, The New York Times reported Sunday. The Jan. 29 mid-air collision between a commuter flight from Wichita,

The helicopter pilot involved in the worst American aviation disaster in more than a quarter of a century reportedly made two major errors in the second before colliding with a commercial plane

The NTSB has yet to rule on the cause of the crash that killed 67 people on Jan. 29, but a new analysis finds that one error by the Army Blackhawk pilots could prevented the disaster