Officers with the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police Department received reports on Saturday of a kite flying at Gravelly Point, a park just north of an airport runway, Emily McGee ...

Here's what we know. Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority said in a statement Monday that officers responded to reports of kite-flying on Saturday at Gravelly Point, a National Park Service ...

"Police officers responded to reports of kite-flying at Gravely Point yesterday, an activity which is not allowed in that area due to the danger to low-flying aircraft," the statement read.

“Kite-flying is prohibited at Gravelly Point due to low-flying aircraft landing at DCA,” the department said in a statement. Jamie Larounis, a travel analyst, said he was at Gravelly Point on ...

The aircraft, a Boeing 737 operating as Flight 654 from Houston, reportedly struck a kite flying over a park located near Washington Reagan National Airport, CBS News reported. According to Air ...