Ground stop lifted at Reagan National Airport following deadly multi-craft crash

The transcript covers the aftermath of a tragic crash involving a passenger jet and a US Army Blackhawk helicopter over the Potomac River. Recovery efforts have retrieved 30 bodies, and all 67 people on board are presumed dead. The airport has reopened, but flights are delayed or canceled. Passengers express mixed emotions about flying after the incident. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the crash, focusing on whether either aircraft veered off course. This crash is the deadliest since 2009, and the investigation is expected to provide answers soon.

What was confirmed by officials regarding the number of bodies recovered from the Potomac River?

What were the sentiments expressed by passengers preparing to board flights after the crash?

What is the role of the National Transportation Safety Board in this incident?

What factors are being considered in the investigation of the crash?

How does this incident compare to previous air crashes in terms of severity?