Could This Tragedy Have Been Avoided? Trump Takes Action! 
A devastating midair collision near Washington, D.C. has raised serious concerns about aviation safety. In response, Trump has ordered an immediate FAA safety review and appointed a new acting administrator. But could this tragedy have been prevented? Experts say YES.
 What Went Wrong?
Communication Breakdown – Air traffic controllers and pilots may not have had clear coordination.
Outdated Collision Avoidance Tech – Modern systems like ADS-B and TCAS (Traffic Collision Avoidance System) could have reduced the risk.
FAA Oversight Gaps – Calls for stricter airspace monitoring and pilot training have been growing, yet regulations lag behind.

Trump’s Response:
Appointed aviation expert Chris Rocheleau as Acting FAA Administrator.
Ordered a full review of FAA safety regulations to close critical gaps.
Prioritizing safety over bureaucracy—focusing on competency rather than political agendas.

How Can We Prevent Future Tragedies?
 Mandatory real-time communication enhancements between pilots and control towers.
 Upgrading all aircraft with state-of-the-art collision avoidance systems.
 Strengthening FAA oversight & pilot training requirements to meet today’s risks.