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Recovery operations are continuing along the Potomac River in Washington, D.C.

Two days after a deadly collision between a passenger plane and an Army helicopter.

67 people were killed. Emergency teams have recovered the remains of 41 people so far.

The American Airlines plane was approaching the runway at Reagan National Airport on Wednesday night

when it collided with a Black Hawk

helicopter. Federal authorities have restricted helicopter flights near the airport, and as MPRs,

Joel Rose reports the investigation into the cause of the crash is ongoing.

The Federal Aviation Administration will limit helicopter

flights on routes along the Potomac River between the Woodrow Wilson Bridge and the Memorial Bridge,

two of the major spans that serve the region and over the airport itself. The FAA says helicopter

traffic near the airport will be restricted but not completely suspended. There are exemptions for medical

emergency flights, active law enforcement and air defense, or presidential support missions that

must operate in the restricted area. The restrictions come as investigators continue to pour over

an area of the Potomac River where the two aircraft went down. Joel Rose and PR News, Washington.

Just months before Wednesday's deadly crash, lawmakers had warned that air traffic over the DEC

area was getting dangerously congested. Senator Chris Van Hollen is a Democrat from Maryland.

We, of course, have to wait for the final conclusions of the NTSB investigation to determine

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