A recent report from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has highlighted serious concerns over staffing levels at the air traffic control tower in Washington National Airport, following a deadly collision between two aircrafts.

The collision, which occurred in the dead of night, has been attributed to the fact that the staffing levels at the control tower were not normal. According to the report, the lack of adequate staffing may have led to communication failures and errors in directing the two planes, ultimately resulting in the tragic accident.

This incident has raised serious questions about the safety of air traffic control operations, especially in high-traffic areas like Washington DC. The FAA has vowed to investigate the matter further and take necessary steps to address the staffing issue at the control tower.

In the wake of this devastating crash, aviation officials and experts are calling for urgent action to ensure that staffing levels at air traffic control towers across the country are maintained at safe and normal levels to prevent such accidents from happening again.