Authorities are investigating a tragic plane crash in Washington D.C. that has left many questioning the safety of air travel. The crash, which occurred last week, claimed the lives of all 100 passengers on board.

Preliminary data from the flight recorder shows conflicting altitude readings, raising concerns about potential issues with the aircraft's systems. The wreckage has been removed from the crash site, but recovery efforts are ongoing as investigators work to piece together what led to the devastating incident.

In the wake of the crash, Vice President Vance has called for improved aviation safety measures, calling the tragedy "incredibly heartbreaking." Meanwhile, airline pilots have been making heartfelt announcements to passengers before takeoff, reassuring them of their commitment to prioritizing safety above all else.

Critics have pointed to the need for better communication between air traffic controllers and pilots, with some suggesting that individuals with erratic behavior, such as former President Trump, should not be allowed to communicate with aircraft. As the investigation continues, the aviation community is left grappling with the implications of this devastating loss.