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The NTSB is investigating what caused a sightseeing helicopter to break apart and crash into the Hudson River, killing all six on board.

The tourist helicopter rapidly dropped into the chilly waters, causing a major splash around 3:20 p.m., video captured by a bystander and obtained by The Post shows. The tail and rotors of the New ...

Pilgrims planning the Kedarnath Yatra in 2025 can rejoice as IRCTC introduces helicopter services for a more convenient journey. Operating daily from May 2 to May 31, these services will be ...

A New York Helicopter carrying six individuals crashed into the Hudson River near Hoboken after witnesses reported seeing the aircraft break apart mid-air. The tragic accident resulted in no ...

They listened to safety briefings and posed for photographs in front of the chopper they flew that day, tail number N216MH. By day’s end, that helicopter would come apart in the sky and crash ...

These days, most helicopters seem to follow similar design trends. However, over the years, different experimental designs ...

His tour company, New York Helicopter, was flying a family of five on a sightseeing trip on Thursday when the aircraft suddenly fell from the sky. Spanish tourists Agustin Escober, his wife ...

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From the footage, it appears that the main rotor struck the body of the helicopter, cutting off the tail of the helicopter, which created an unrecoverable event,' former military aviator and ...

Here's everything we knew following the crash The report states it appeared to the manager that the pilot was "having trouble controlling" the helicopter and that the tail was pitching up and down.