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A “violent gust of wind” is the likely cause of a helicopter crash that killed five Britons in the Grand Canyon, a report has found.The pilot told investigators that the aircraft was met with a
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — The pilot of a helicopter that crashed in the Grand Canyon in 2018, killing five British tourists, told investigators that he wasn’t able to control the aircraft after a “violent gust of wind” sent it spinning, according to a new report. The National Transportation Safety Board released its final report Thursday that […]
The pilot of a helicopter that crashed in the Grand Canyon in 2018, killing five British tourists, told investigators he was not able to control the aircraft after a “violent gust of wind” sent it spinning, according to a US report. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released its final report on Thursday that said tailwinds, potential downdrafts and turbulence were the probable cause of the loss of control. The investigation found no evidence of mechanical problems with the helicopter. The report did not include any safety recommendations. The Airbus EC130 B4 crashed just bef...
The pilot of a helicopter that crashed in the Grand Canyon in 2018, killing five British tourists, told investigators he was not able to control the aircraft after a “violent gust of wind” sent it spinning, according to a US report. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released its final report on Thursday that said tailwinds, potential downdrafts and turbulence were the probable cause of the loss of control. The investigation found no evidence of mechanical problems with the helicopter. The report did not include any safety recommendations. The Airbus EC130 B4 crashed just bef...
Black Country engineering business teams up with academics to service the circular economy Black Country SME Alphadrive Engineering Services is working with Aston Business School to help customers embrace the sustainability agenda. The Black Country company joined the school’s Advanced Services Group SME Partnership programme to tap into free academic expertise and support to develop a range of bespoke recycling products, services and solutions. Alphadrive was established 10 years ago as a traditional precision engineering business selling industrial supplies to local scrap yards. It soon s...