Videos on social media showed parts of the chopper - a Bell 206 - tumbling through the air into the water near the shoreline of Jersey City, New Jersey. JUST IN: 6 people are confirmed to be ...

THE president of Siemens' Spanish branch Agustín Escobar, and his family have been identified as five of the six victims of the Hudson chopper crash. Mr Escobar, along with his wife and three ...

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The legendary Formula One driver flew from his family's villa in Majorca to their Swiss mansion in a chopper to join his daughter before the birth. Schumacher's daughter Gina, 28, became a mother ...

Chopper 7 was over the scene at about 11:10 a.m., showing the damage left by the fire. Officials said the damage was mostly to the garage and roof. Damages to the home were estimated at $100,000.

"The danger is that FAA regulates airspace above 500 feet, so the city and state are prohibited from passing laws that make tourist choppers safer," the lawmaker added. The New York Post recalled ...

She looked out her window and saw the chopper “splash in several pieces into the river”. The helicopter was spinning uncontrollably with “a bunch of smoke coming out” before it slammed ...

The helicopter tour company whose sightseeing chopper plunged into the Hudson River on Thursday must stop operations immediately, the Federal Aviation Administration said Monday. The suspension of ...

The cause of the crash remains under investigation, though witnesses said they saw the chopper — operated by a touring company — "falling apart” in midair and the pilot had reportedly warned ...

Thursday’s horrifying tourist helicopter crash into the Hudson River that killed six people was one of several deadly tragedies involving choppers in New York City. At least 32 people have died ...

In response to Schumer's calls for more oversight, an industry group, Eastern Region Helicopter Council, said Manhattan's sightseeing choppers "already operate under the most stringent of ...