The series of still photographs taken from surveillance camera video shows the fuselage, containing the engine and rotors, ...

Six people died in the fatal helicopter crash on April 10 Nicholas Rice is a Senior Editor for PEOPLE Magazine. He began working with the brand as an Editorial Intern in early 2020, before later ...

The helicopter is currently submerged in the river and divers are attempting to recover the sixth person. “Due to a helicopter crash in the Hudson River, in the vicinity of the West Side Highway ...

The crash killed 67 people ... after an Army Black Hawk helicopter tragically collided with a passenger jet, the same Army brigade again flew a helicopter too close to passenger jets on final ...

Visibility was good, up to 10 ... At least 4 people have been removed from the water as the helicopter came to rest near the Holland Tunnel ventilation shaft on the New Jersey side of the Hudson ...

The pilot in the helicopter crash in the Hudson ... The city is shaken after numerous people witnessed the aviation accident on the New Jersey side of the river around 3:15 p.m. local time.

Amid a string of aviation accidents in the United States, the latest one has taken place in New York City on Thursday, April 10, when a helicopter carrying six people crashed into the Hudson River.

Three people ... a Helicopter this evening in the empty lot across Date Street. "Please do not be alarmed. This is for training purposes only. If you would like to see the Helicopter up close ...

A report of the downed aircraft near the West Side Highway and Spring Street came in shortly after 3 p.m. Six people were reportedly aboard the tour helicopter ... ll catch you up on the news ...

To begin the tour, the aircraft headed towards a classic sight, the Statue of Liberty, before flying north along the west side of Manhattan up ... helicopter blades falling into the river so close ...

NEW YORK — A helicopter broke apart in midair ... The crashes and other close calls have left some people worried about the safety of flying. Sisak, Peltz and Shaffrey write for the Associated ...