Isle of Wight helicopter crash latest: Three people killed and one in serious condition in hospital after flying lesson tragedy

The Air Accident Investigation Branch (AAIB) launched an investigation into Monday’s accident.

Hampshire and Wight police said they would work with AAIB to support the investigation.

Authorities, during a flight lesson on Wight Island, a helicopter killed three people and seriously injured one person.

The Robinson R44 II helicopter had a pilot and three passengers when it fell just before 9.30. The operator Northumbria helicopters said his plane was involved in an accident during a flight lesson.

Wight Isle, who confirmed the murder of three people, said: “As long as we continue to communicate and support with their families, we cannot provide more information about people concerned.”

On Monday, a helicopter collapsed in an area on Wight Island. Authorities said that three people were killed and one person was sent to a nearby hospital with serious injuries.

According to helicopter, editor and publisher Darren Toogood, he fell to a busy road. Island echo.

“A bank holiday on Wight is the weekend on Wight in August,” Sky told Sky News. “It is an incredibly intense area. Currently, many tourists. Considering how busy this road would be busy this morning, it was not included in an incredible tool.”

Wight East Island Deputy Joe Robertson said that the local community was shocked after a deadly helicopter accident on Monday.

“A happy bank holiday helicopter flight from Sandown Airport is a very sad and tragic news. The whole community is in shock,” he said.

Authorities warned people to stay away from the region while investigating the incident.

The manager of a holiday park near the accident scene, BBC These officials “closed all roads” after the helicopter accident.

Fleur Sanders, the ruler of Appuldurcombe Garden Holiday Park in Ventnor, described the day as “chaotic ..

BBC is the height of the park intensive summer season and “There are guests who cannot get access … There is a long deflection, tourists and motor houses are trying to enter”.

The Air Accident Research Branch is now looking at the helicopter accident on Wight Island.

“In order to collect evidence and investigate, an inspector team was sent to the investigation,” the Agency said.

Northumbria helicopters spokesman, Robinson R44 II helicopter listed as the aircraft G-OCLV on Monday confirmed that the accident on the island of Wight.

“The flight from Sandown Airport at 9 am, including the pilot, carried four passengers, including the pilot, and was taking flight lessons.” He said.

The helicopter accident on Wight Island killed three people and injured one person.

This wounded individual has been sent to a large trauma center at a Southampton Hospital since then.

Authorities, the injured individual said that on Monday morning, he said.

Witness Leigh Goldsmith Wight County Press Isle When he saw that the helicopter was “spiral önce before he was overlooked, he driving towards Shanklin.

Three people were killed in the accident, the fourth was sent to a nearby hospital.

The helicopter hit the Wight Island, left the Sandown airport around 9 am.

The police received a call for a helicopter that fell at 9.24 after 20 minutes.

Three people were killed in the accident and one person was seriously sent to a hospital.