A safety incident involving Marine One, the president's military helicopter, is being investigated by the FAA. The incident occurred on Tuesday while President Trump was on board. Details of the incident are limited, but it has been described as a "loss of separation incident".
The FAA is looking into the matter. For more information on the incident, readers can refer to the source, as further details are not available at this time.
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