Saturday, 1 June 2013

Voice Recorder found After a Recent Helicopter Crash

Yesterday at 12:11 am a Helicopter crashed 0.7 nectar miles away from the Moosonee, Ontario. Investigators found the cockpit voice recorder. The helicopter was an ambulance helicopter that crashed on the north side of Moosonee airport. All four people in the helicopter died, two pilots and two paramedics. The Transportation Safety Board said the recorder will be sent to the lab for an analysis.

Investigators recover a body after an air ambulance crash in Moosonee, Ont.

It is said that the recorder can hear the noise from the helicopter engine, rotors, audio warning and conversations taking place in the cockpit. If the data on the recorder is useable it will help the investigation immensely. The investigator in the crash say the helicopter had a "high energy impact."

This relates to law 12 because their will have to be legal protection due to the fact it is evidence.

 http://globalnews.ca/news/607203/investigators-recover-cockpit-voice-recorder-in-ontario-helicopter-crash/

How I See It..
This is another sad article. These people were trying to help save a life and they have lost theirs instead.
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3 comments:

  1. Unknown2 June 2013 at 10:18

    This is an unfortunate event. I wonder if there could be something done to have prevented this fatal accident.

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  2. TDOLG3 June 2013 at 09:13

    This is just really sad

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  3. roe6 June 2013 at 06:30

    these are reasons why i hate flying, this story is really terrible.

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