WASHINGTON, Jan 27 (Reuters) - A fatal collision between

an American Airlines ( AAL ) regional jet ‌and Army Black Hawk ​helicopter

near Reagan Washington ‍National Airport in ⁠January ⁠2025 was the

result of ‌a "multitude of ​errors" and "systemic issues across

multiple organizations," members ⁠of ‍the ​National Transportation

Safety Board said Tuesday.

The board is holding ‍an all-day hearing and plans to propose

dozens of safety recommendations to ​address ‍failures before the

crash. The NTSB ​disclosed in March that since 2021 there were

15,200 air separation incidents near Reagan between ​commercial

airplanes and helicopters, including 85 close-call events.

(Reporting by ‍David Shepardson in Washington)