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NTSB finds tour helicopter that crashed into Hudson River was not equipped with any flight recorders
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) confirmed the tour helicopter that fatally crashed into the Hudson River on ...
The National Transportation Safety Board is not "rul[ing] anything out," including reports of a "large flock of birds" before ...
Divers found several of the remaining key components of the helicopter, and the FAA has ordered the aircraft's operator grounded.
17 seconds before the collision, air traffic control at the airport instructed the pilots of the helicopter to pass behind ...
The tourist helicopter that crashed into the Hudson did not have a flight recorder, the NTSB said on Saturday.
Officials have released the names of the victims in Thursday's deadly helicopter crash. The cause is still not known.
The National Transportation Safety Board said the aircraft's last "major" inspection took place on March 1.
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NTSB releases preliminary report on February helicopter crash just outside WilmingtonA preliminary report sheds light on a February Novant Airlink helicopter crash near the New Hanover/Pender county line.
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Famed pilot Rob Holland was killed, Thursday, in a crash at Langley Air Force base where he was set to perform this weekend ...
A medical helicopter crashed and injured a pilot and two crew members during a training session on Thursday, April 24, in ...
Aerial tours often involve multitasking pilots, tricky aircraft and fewer regulations compared to planes. But helicopter tour experts say many safeguards help protect pilots and passengers.
The New York City Council this week passed legislation regulating certain helicopter flights, two weeks after a tourist ...
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