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Air Force One Flyover in D.C. Causes 911 Calls from Residents

A low flyover by Air Force One in Washington, D.C. during Halloween week caused residents to call 911 in fear of a crash. The White House stated the event was coordinated with the FAA and aimed to entertain trick-or-treaters.

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Allison Schuster

During Halloween week, a low flyover by Air Force One in Washington, D.C. prompted numerous 911 calls from residents who feared a crash. The White House described the event as a surprise for trick-or-treaters, while some locals expressed alarm and the D.C. City Council noted they were startled by the maneuver. The FAA confirmed that the flyover was coordinated and followed safety protocols.

Key facts

  • Residents called 911 fearing a crash from a low-flying jet on October 30, 2026.
  • The aircraft was identified as Air Force One performing a Halloween flyover.
  • The White House posted about the flyover shortly before the 911 calls.
  • The D.C. City Council expressed surprise at the lack of notice for the flyover.
  • The FAA confirmed the flyover was coordinated and followed safety protocols.
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Air Force One’s Halloween Week Flyover Triggers 911 Calls

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Air Force One Flyover in D.C. Causes 911 Calls from Residents