According to what Kite is in contact with the United Plane, she tries to land in the capital

United Airlines aircraft According to what was reported, she contacted the paper plane while trying to land at the Rigan National Airport (DCA) on Saturday afternoon, and the airline confirmed in a statement to Fox News Digital.

“We are familiar with reports that a kite is hitting a UA 654 flight From Houston to Reagan Airport In Washington, DC, “read the statement.

“The plane landed safely, and the customers exhausted naturally, and when the inspection there was no damage to the plane.”

The Metropolitan Airports Authority (MWAA) also confirmed the incident that occurred in Fox News Digital and joint details about what happened.

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The statement said: “Police officers responded to reports on kite aircraft at a strange point yesterday, which is an activity that is not permitted in this field due to the danger to low airplanes.”

Gravelly Point is a garden in Arlington, Virginia, is located north of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, along George Washington Parkway, and through the Botomac River from Washington, DC, a few hundred feet “from the runway in DCA, According to the garden location.

The agency said that the officers have warned some individuals of kites flying and “confiscating a kite for a short period.”

The agency said: “This kite was returned to its owner shortly after no fees,” the agency said.

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MWAA added that they could not confirm whether a kite was hitting the plane.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Fox News Digital was “not informed of any such incident.”

Although it has not yet been determined whether the kite had already hit the plane, Captain Robert Katz, a veteran commercial pilot and a 43 -year -old flight trainer, Wusa9 said He does not think that the kite had contacted the plane on Saturday afternoon.

“If the kite has already contacted the plane, we will know that,” Captain Katz told the director. “The kites were destroyed and perhaps the plane as well, although they were unlikely.”

Katz also said he believed who was flying with a paper plane was intentionally reckless.

“This is for me incredibly irresponsible, and this will be a real extension of a person who claims he does not know,” Cats explained.

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Katz added that in his 43 -year -old career, he had never heard of a kite that was hit by a plane before. He said that the intervention of commercial aircraft from the ground occurs frequently, but mostly people shine laser in the planes.

This last accident comes a day after the Delta air plane was almost shattered with a T-38 aircraft near DCA.

Delta Air Lines Flight 2983, Airbus A319 is directed to Minyabolis Saint. Paul (MSP) when four US Air Force scraps were T-38 directed to the Armington National Cemetery of a Bridge on March 28, according to the US Air Force and the US Air Force.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said that the Delta plane received a “alert on the plane” that another plane was nearby, and air traffic controller issued corrective instructions for both planes.

NTSB said he was aware of the “loss of separation” between the Delta 2983 trip and other aircraft, shortly after taking off from DCA.

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“We are currently collecting information, but we have not yet launched investigationA former NTSB spokesman told Fox News Digital.

Both incidents come months after the January 29 collided when the army helicopter and an American flying plane collided near Reagan National Airport Outside Washington, DC

All 67 people were killed, including 60 passengers and four crew members on US Airways flight and three soldiers on Black Hawk helicopter.

Alexandra Fox News Digital has contributed to this report.

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