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Fatal Medical Helicopter Crash in Madison County, Mississippi

A medical transport helicopter crashed in Mississippi, resulting in the deaths of a pilot and two hospital workers on board.

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A medical transport helicopter crashed in Madison County, Mississippi, killing the pilot and two hospital workers. The FAA is investigating the incident. No patients were aboard. Governor Tate Reeves acknowledged the bravery of first responders, highlighting the dangers they face. The identities of the deceased will remain private for now. Local authorities confirmed details and the area was temporarily closed for safety evaluations.

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  • A medical transport helicopter crashed in Madison County, Mississippi, resulting in the loss of a pilot and two hospital workers.
  • The crash has highlighted the risks faced by first responders and raised concerns over aviation safety protocols as investigations begin.
  • Authorities have confirmed that the helicopter was not carrying any patients at the time of the incident.

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The helicopter involved was a Eurocopter EC-135

No, there were no patients on board the helicopter at the time of the crash.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is leading the investigation into the crash.

The helicopter was returning to its base after delivering a patient when it crashed.

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