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Investigators detail moments before deadly DC plane crash

The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating a midair collision near Reagan National Airport that killed 67 people on Wednesday.
J. Todd Inman stated that preliminary data show the passenger jet was at an altitude of 325 feet, while the helicopter was at 200 feet.
The NTSB is interviewing air traffic controllers and expects to complete that process by Monday evening.
Search and recovery operations continue, with officials reporting that at least 42 bodies have been recovered from the water so far.

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