Flights in and out of Reagan National Airport in the Washington, D.C., area resumed around midday Monday after a morning fire ...

It was reported that the air traffic control tower at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport was mysteriously evacuated on ...

Dozens of flights were delayed at DCA on Monday after a fire alarm was activated in the air traffic control tower.

Reagan Washington National Airport resumed flights Monday after stopping them earlier in the day after an air traffic control ...

The FAA said that a pause in flights at Washington Ronald Reagan National Airport was due to a fire alarm in the air traffic control tower.

The Federal Aviation Administration said they paused flights heading to Reagan Washington National Airport on Monday morning ...

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Washington Ronald Reagan National Airport is the older of the two major airports in the area, commencing operations in 1941 ...

The Federal Aviation Administration, which runs the National Airport control tower, has described the staffing that night as “not normal for the time of day and volume of traffic.” ...

That crash was the worst U.S. midair disaster in more than two decades. In March, the FAA announced that helicopters would be prohibited from flying in the same airspace as planes near Reagan airport.