Family ‘heartbroken’ over fatal Isle of Wight helicopter crash

Ros Tapen

BBC News, England’s South

Jacob Butler is sitting at a café table that is put forward with desserts and ice creams wearing a male and dark glasses. On the far side of the table, a blonde woman's arm is around a man wearing a pink short -sleeved shirt. To the left of the picture, there is a young woman with a long fair hair wearing an open -collar shirt while sitting in front of the picture. — Justyna Czoska and Wojtek Kowalkowski were among the three people who died in an accident on Wight Island

The family of a couple killed in a helicopter crash on Wight Island, “hearts broken and struggled to deal with the loss,” he said.

Justyna Czoska from Oxfordshire and Wojtek Kowalkowski were among the four people on the plane landing next to Shanklin on Monday morning.

In an article on Facebook, Mrs. Czoska’s daughter said: “I have no word, the world took my mother too early”.

Another person died, the other is serious in the hospital.

Drone images, view from the top of the collision area

A donation for the family was founded by Jacob Butler, who said that his partner Julia Buzar lost his “beloved mother and partner” in the tragedy.

In an article written in English and dialects, he said: “This sudden and destructive event broke us with all the hearts and fought to cope with the loss.

“Now we’re trying to bring both of them back to Poland, so that they can rest with their families where they’re looking for their homes.

“Return, funeral arrangements and travel costs are more than we can manage alone and we want support in this incredibly difficult time.”

Ms. Buzar broadcasting on Facebook, “I have no word, the world took my mother too early, the best mother loved by everyone.

“I never thought I’d write something like this.

“If it can help bring them back to Poland to be there [sic] Families this means the world for me. “

Northumbria helicopters left the helicopter Sandown airport at about 09:00.

A sign for take -off or landing of a sign for Wight Isle Airport. A building and a grass can be seen behind the sign. A sunny day and the sky blue. — Northumbria helicopters left the helicopter Sandown airport at about 09:00.

Czoska has worked at the radish Riding School in Hook Norton, Hook Norton since March 2024.

Witnesses, next to the A3020 in a field in a field 09:20 BST before the hit reported that the plane was spiral.

A person said he was sent to the great trauma center at the University of Southampton at the University of Southampton, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary.

Operator Northumbria helicopters spokesman, G -OCLV – Robinson R44 II – “About 09:00 left the Sandown Airport, including four passengers, including the pilot and said that a flying lesson.

The identity of the third victim has not yet been confirmed.