A useless goose was present in a part of the flight management system of a medical helicopter that crashed in western Oklahoma, killing all three individuals on board, based on a preliminary report by the Nationwide Transportation Security Board.
The report doesn’t cite a suspected reason for the crash, however famous one goose was discovered within the helicopter’s flight management system and others have been discovered within the particles area.
A report on the possible trigger may take as much as two years to finish, based on the NTSB.
The helicopter crashed Jan. 20 in a pasture close to Hydro, about 60 miles (97 kilometers) west of Oklahoma Metropolis, because it was returning to Weatherford after taking a affected person to an Oklahoma Metropolis hospital.
The pilot and each Air Evac Lifeteam crew members, a flight nurse and a paramedic, have been killed.
