Phil Brown
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- Jun 6, 2021
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ATC is reciving a lot of criticism and may have been able to do things better but this is WHY the collision happened. Why the 60 climbed above his 200' ceiling early we will probably never know.60’s operating ceiling was 200’, crash happened at 350-400’ ish. 60 was course steady at 200’, but appeared to slow and gain altitude on approach to CRJ’s flight path. I assume pilot realized there might be another jet nearby, and backed off of the cyclic while not backing off collective and gained altitude into CRJ’s flight path.