A Canadian super scooper aircraft was grounded and pulled from firefighting efforts after being hit and damaged by a drone in California.
Vikesh Patel was identified by the CEO of GE Aerospace Larry Culp as the employee who was killed in the collision.
In a 209-page court filing, the U.S. government said it is among the defendants liable for the damages from the Jan. 29 crash.
Those involved have been disciplined for breaking India’s “no alcohol 12 hours before flying” rule. Individuals not passing breathalizer testing are grounded for a month.
The crash remains under investigation, according to the highway patrol.
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