A recent investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has identified deep systemic failures within the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) as a primary cause of a catastrophic midair collision near Washington D.C. The crash, which claimed 67 lives, resulted from a series of ignored traffic warnings and inadequate oversight. NTSB officials criticized the FAA for failing to address safety concerns, including the neglect of vital warnings over the years. A key detail revealed was that a $400 GPS device could have prevented the tragedy. Despite ongoing concerns about airspace safety, the FAA has introduced some new regulations following the incident. Families affected by the disaster are demanding further changes to ensure such a calamity does not occur again.