Aviation experts warn of safety risks from Trump's proposed D.C. arch with flame
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- Aviation safety experts expressed concerns about former President Trump's plan to build an arch near Washington D.C.'s airport, citing potential hazards for air traffic.
- The FAA suggested the arch be equipped with unusual lighting, including an eternal flame on its top, and Trump indicated he might incorporate drones into the structure, prompting further safety scrutiny.
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