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    MedEvac Helicopter Crashes in Arkansas


    Pictured: An Air Evac Lifeteam Bell 206L-1 LongRanger II filmed at General Dewitt Spain Airport
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    Contact photographer Brent Beck

    What: Air Evac Lifeteam helicopter en route from Vilonia to Crabtree, Arkansas
    Where: Scotland, Arkansas
    When: August 31, 2010 4:30 AM
    Who: medivac crew based in Viloni
    Why: While on the way to pick up a patient, the helicopter crashed in a woodsy area near 6831 Highway 95 west in Van Buren County. Parts of the helicopter are in the yard of Walnut Grove Church.

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    Helicopter Crash in South Africa; 2 Killed

    A private R44 helicopter crashed into bushes behind Messina Golf Club, Limpopo Ave, Musina, South Africa, at around 5 A.M. on December 2.

    The crash took lives of the pilot and his only passenger aboard.

    The cause of crash in being investigated.

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    Gazelle Helicopter Crashes in the UK

    What: ex-military Gazelle helicopter en route from Stratford-upon-Avon to Yeovilton in Somerset
    Where: in open grassland about 800-900 feet high – one of the highest spots in Gloucestershire, crashed in a field at a farm in Winchcombe, near Cheltenham.
    When: Noon Nov 1
    Who: Two men and a woman
    Why: poor visibility is conjectured to be part of the cause of the crash. It had been flying in heavy mist. No survivors, no cause known yet. The helicopter was described as a wreck of mangled metal. The Air Accidents Investigation Branch is investigating.

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    PHI Medical Evacuation Emergency Landing


    What: PHI Bell 407 medical helicopter
    Where: emergency landing about 11 miles south of Lafayette–a parking lot at U.S. 231 and Indiana 28 in Romney
    When: Monday afternoon
    Who: A pilot, nurse, paramedic and patient
    Why: The PHI Bell 407 medical helicopter a patient when it was forced to land due to a mechanical problem Monday afternoon. An ambulance carried the patient to St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in Lafayette.

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    Pilot Injured after Medical Helicopter Crash-Landed in Tennessee

    A medical helicopter crash-landed in Mountain City, Tennessee, on June 3rd.

    The incident happened after the aircraft, belonging to Wellmont Health System and PHI Air Medical, was dispatched to pick up a car crash victim.

    According to a statement released by Wellmont Health System and PHI Air Medical, “Soon after liftoff, the pilot, an employee of PHI Air Medical, which owns and operates the aircraft, identified a mechanical condition that required immediate landing. He executed emergency procedures to bring the aircraft to the ground, limiting risk to the passengers and damage to the aircraft.”

    The pilot was injured in the incident. He was taken to hospital.

    The incident is being investigated.

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    18 Dead or Missing in Newfoundland Helicopter Crash


    Pictured: Couger-owned Sikorsky S-61N Helicopter
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    What: Cougar Helicopter’ Sikorsky Helibus (twin-turboshaft) en route to offshore Hibernia oil field to bring down two passengers and 14 were going to the Sea Rose oil platform
    Where: off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, in the Atlantic.
    When: Thursday morning March 12
    Who: 18 people aboard
    Why: At 9:15 a.m., the Sikorsky pilot sent an SOS to Gander Newfoundland air traffic controllers. After the mayday, the helicopter ditched in the Atlantic. Two people were sighted but only one was recovered. Robert Decker, has been transported to St. John’s hospital. Searchers received signals from survival suits equipped with water-activiated locator beacons and integrated life vests.

    The search has been hampered by a gale force warning. Visibility is 10 nautical miles.

    Couger, Husky Energy and ExxonMobile have made statements to the press. The Hibernia oil platform is owned by ExxonMobil Canada, Chevron Canada Resources, Petro-Canada, Canada Hibernia Holding Corporation, Murphy Oil and StatoilHydro Canada Ltd.

    The SeaRose oil platform in the White Rose oil and gas field is operated by Husky Energy and Petro-Canada.

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