Radio Failure Caused Marine One to Nearly Collide with Jet Near White House

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A radio malfunction was behind a close call between President Trump's Marine One helicopter and a commercial jet. Technicians discovered the issue only after the incident had already occurred. The problem stemmed from the helicopter's communication system shifting to a new frequency or location during ongoing White House construction work. This disruption intermittently cut off Marine One's contact with air traffic control towers. The findings raise concerns about communication protocols during presidential aircraft operations near active construction zones.

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