New York: A terrifying theory of helicopter crash

Siemens executive and his family – wife and their three children, aged 4, 5 and 11 – were the passengers of the fatal helicopter crashed on the Hudson River, in New York.

Mega reports that the helicopter appears to have been cut into three pieces in the air before its cabin falls into the frozen waters of the Hudson River in New York.

It all ended in a short time. The helicopter turned into the water and became a wet tomb for the pilot and a family from Spain.

She was Siemens’ CEO in Spain, the woman and their three children, 3, 4 and 11 years old.

Eric Adams, New York Mayor, said: « All six victims have been recovered from the water. Unfortunately, all six victims are dead. « 

Videos that took eyewitnesses show what disastrous happened on the helicopter before the fateful fall.

It seems clear that the tail, propellers and the main part of the cabins have been cut, the helicopter has become pieces in the air before falling into the water like a stone, as the witnesses describe.

Scary theory of helicopter crash

The Bell 206L-4 Chopper helicopter had taken off from the Wall Street helicopter in the heart of Manhattan for a New York sights.

Civil Aviation radars show the course of his flight.

The pilot informed the company to which the helicopter belonged, almost shortly after take -off, that it has no fuel and returned in three minutes.

First Dark Point: Why did it take off without fuel?

Second item: Without fuel, the helicopter does not return to its base, continues the flight, as radars still show, until it dissolves in the air and falls into the river.

What happened during this 20 -minute period, the authorities are trying to solve.

Experts estimate that the 22 -year -old helicopter was poorly maintained.

New York Helicopters has been responsible for three other deadly accidents in recent years.

Angostin Escobar, chief executive of the Siemens technology colossus in Spain, Merce’s wife and their three children had just arrived in New York.

They would celebrate Easter and the birthday of one of the children.

Agostin Escobar was a major international experience in huge businesses in the United States, South America, Germany and Spain.

Siemens Mobility’s world -wide railway chief executive had recently taken its place.