The FAA investigating the ‘Green Laser’, was ignited in the Black Sahin helicopter

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigated after a group of A National protector Sikorsky UH-60 Black Sahin helicopter, was reported by “Illuminated” by the green laser in about two miles of hexor international airship North Dakota.

FAA officials said the incident took place on Thursday at 9 o’clock.

According to the agency, there is no injuries.

The army said he was managed by the National Guard of the Black Sahin. (Via Getty Images via Roni Recoma / Bloomberg)

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FAA officials warned and investigate local authorities.

The incident comes a week ago since the tour helicopter flutter into the Hudson River City of JerseyNew Jersey kills six people on April 10 – Pilot, including other two adults and three children.

The crew in the Black Sahin Helicopter said he was “lighted” by the green laser. (US Army-Cap. Adan Cezaris)

After the helicopter, 6 dead, including 3 children in the Hudson River

Elsewwere, an army Black Sahin helicopter in January collided with a passenger plane via a passenger plane Potomac River “Flight Inspection” during an army to kill 67 people. There were no survivors.

Since then, FAA has said to “take a number of steps” to bring the security closer Ronald Reygan Washington National Airport (DCA).

Authorities said that more than 15,000 planes have been warned about helicopters between December 2021 and 2024 and 2024, he said.

Crews receive 5342 flights in the Potomac River in Washington, 5342 flights received, after the plane on January 29, a deadly collision with an army Black Sahin. (Green for Fox News Digital)

Ohio State Highway Patrol, a pilot investigating a small plane crash

In March in March, a certain helicopter routes are constantly connecting, as in March, restricting non-major helicopter operations around DCA, removing helicopter and fixed winged traffic and recommended by the National Transport Safety Council.

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The simultaneous use of certain runoffs stripes is also banned and the use of visual separation was limited to determination Coast GuardDeaf pedestrians and helicopter operations to the park police restricted airspace.

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