The pilot reportedly tried to land in a field after experiencing issues shortly before the fatal crash University of Mississippi Medical Center/Facebook (3) A medical helicopter crash in Madison ...

The University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jacksonville uses the helicopter, which is based out of the southern city Columbus, for air transports, the hospital said in a statement.

the University of Mississippi Medical Center said in a statement. The pilot, Cal Wesolowski, 62, of Starkville, Mississippi, also died. Wesolowski worked for Med-Trans Corp., which partners with ...

the University of Mississippi Medical Center’s vice chancellor for health affairs, told a news conference. The crash marks the first incident in the 29-year history of AirCare emergency services.

The helicopter was carrying two University of Mississippi Medical Center employees and a pilot, with no patient on board. The cause of the crash is currently unknown, and the Federal Aviation ...

There were no survivors, the University of Mississippi Medical Center said. Three people died after a medical transport helicopter crashed in Madison County, Mississippi, on Monday afternoon ...

A medical transport helicopter went down in a densely wooded area just outside Mississippi’s capital city, killing all three people onboard, officials confirmed. The deadly crash occurred Monday ...

the University of Mississippi Medical Center said in a statement. The pilot, Cal Wesolowski, 62, of Starkville, Mississippi, also died. Wesolowski worked for Med-Trans Corp., which partners with ...

The University of Mississippi Medical Center has released the names of the pilot and two crew members killed Monday in a helicopter crash.Dustin Pope, 35, of Philadelphia, was the base supervisor for ...

Officials with the University of Mississippi Medical Center identified Tuesday afternoon all three victims killed in Monday's medical helicopter crash in Madison County. UMMC identified the ...

(Facebook/University of Mississippi Medical Center) On Tuesday, March 11, the University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC) identified the victims as Dustin Pope, 35, of Philadelphia; Jakob ...