Miami Helicopter Crash Kills One

What happened

Updated Nov 4, 2:59pm ET

One person died and two others were injured when a helicopter crashed into Biscayne Bay near Miami late Wednesday morning, the U.S. Coast Guard said.
Rescue crews took the two injured adults to a trauma center, and their conditions were not immediately known, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue said.
The Robinson R44 II helicopter appeared to have been on a photography flight, according to preliminary information from the National Transportation Safety Board.
Footage showed the helicopter upside down underwater near Key Biscayne, with yellow emergency floats attached to its landing skids.
The NTSB and Federal Aviation Administration will investigate the crash, whose cause remains unknown, and officials have not released the occupants’ identities.

How the left told it

Left-leaning outlets emphasized the confirmed death toll, rescue response and preliminary findings about the flight. CNN and The Boston Globe highlighted the NTSB’s description of a photography flight, while The Guardian detailed how rescuers transported the injured adults to a trauma center.

How the right told it

Right-leaning outlets focused on the death and rescue efforts, with several using dramatic language. Fox News detailed the emergency response and apparent photography flight; the New York Post called it a “horrifying crash,” while both the Post and Daily Mail linked it to the recent fatal Learjet crash in Florida.