Families of the 67 who died in last year's midair collision want reforms to prevent the next tragedy

Relatives of those who lost their lives are seeking change. A midair collision last year resulted in 67 deaths. Families are now pushing for reforms to prevent similar tragedies.

Lawmakers and the National Transportation Safety Board are involved in efforts to address the issue. A compromise bill is being drafted, combining elements from previous proposals. Further details about the proposed reforms and the efforts of the families are available from the source.

The goal is to take action to prevent other families from experiencing similar losses.