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FAA says it is investigating safety incident involving president's helicopter
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The Federal Aviation Administration said it was investigating a safety incident involving President Trump's helicopter Marine One, which was seen in a video flying near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport shortly after a plane took off. FAA rules require aircraft to remain separated by at least 1.5 miles horizontally and 500 feet vertically around airports. Aug. 5, 2026
