Two Dead in Helicopter Collision During Greek Wildfire Response
Two crew members, a Greek and a Dane, died after two firefighting helicopters collided while battling a wildfire west of Athens, Greece. An investigation has begun into the fatal incident, with human error considered a likely cause.
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Two dead in Greek firefighting helicopter crash amid wildfires - reuters.com
Two dead in Greek firefighting helicopter crash amid wildfires reuters.com
Read full article →Wildfire burns west of Athens as probe begins into fatal helicopter collision - ekathimerini.com
Wildfire burns west of Athens as probe begins into fatal helicopter collision ekathimerini.com
Read full article →Human error likely cause of fatal firefighter helicopter collision that left two dead, as experts assess possible scenarios
Greek Police have opened a preliminary investigation into Sunday's fatal collision between two firefighting helicopters near Psatha, west of Athens, as pilots outline six possible scenarios, from crew fatigue to visibility loss and technical failure The post Human error likely cause of fatal firefighter helicopter collision that left two dead, as experts assess possible scenarios appeared first on ProtoThema English.
By Αλεξία Αμβράζη
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