Sikorsky Aircraft seeks to dismiss lawsuit over chopper crash that killed Canadian military members

PHILADELPHIA – For reasons of alleged improper venue, Sikorsky Aircraft is attempting to dismiss wrongful death litigation from the families of six members of the Canadian Armed Forces, who were killed in a helicopter crash off the coast of Greece, allegedly due to a defective design in the helicopter’s flight system.

Related Keywords

United Kingdom ,Philadelphia ,Pennsylvania ,United States ,New York ,Greece ,Canada ,Coatesville ,Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania ,Eastern Passage ,Nova Scotia ,British ,Canadian ,Maxime Miron Morin ,Kathryn Bowen ,Amanda Macdonald ,Stephene Raynes ,Tanya Cowbrough ,Daniel Bencivenga ,Kevin Hagen ,Matthew Pyke ,Johnc Mcmeekin ,Kyle Hagen ,Brenden Ian Macdonald ,Rawle Henderson ,Michael Custance ,Ralphv Pagano ,Brenden Macdonald ,Abbigail Cowbrough ,Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation ,Helicopter Support Inc ,Canada Department Of National Defense ,Canadian Armed ,Aviation Administration ,Lockheed Martin ,Sikorsky International Operations Inc ,Sikorsky Aircraft ,Canadian Air Force Maritime Helicopter ,Us District Court ,Canadian Department Of National Defence ,Canadian Armed Forces ,Eastern District ,Joanne Cousins ,Matthew Cousins ,British Columbia ,Sikorsky International Operations ,Helicopter Support ,Ionian Sea ,National Defense ,Federal Aviation Administration ,High Seas Act ,Canadian Department ,National Defence ,Canadian Air Force ,Maritime Helicopter ,Fitzpatrick Hunt ,Pennsylvania Record ,S District Court For The Eastern Of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Division , ,