On April 10, a devastating helicopter crash occurred over New York City, ending in the Hudson River and tragically taking the lives of all six people on board. The flight, a sightseeing tour, included a Spanish family of five and an as-yet-unidentified pilot. The incident has deeply affected the community and sparked urgent discussions about the safety of aviation in densely populated areas. In this in-depth report, we break down the timeline of events, share eyewitness accounts, and review the initial responses from authorities and investigators. We also explore the broader impact on urban air travel and highlight key takeaways that could help avert similar tragedies in the future.
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