Aftermath of helicopter crash-landing in California residential neighborhood
A helicopter crashed into a California residential area over the weekend, but no one was seriously harmed.
A helicopter crashed-landed into the front yard of a California home over the weekend.
A Bell 206B helicopter crashed Saturday morning and appeared to slip the edge of a home in Fresno, the Fresno Bee reported. The chopper lost control of its tail rotor during a maintenance check, the National Transportation Safety Board said in a statement.
"The helicopter impacted a residence and a tree before it came to rest on its left side," the NTSB said.
The 47-year-old pilot and a 33-year-old passenger, both men, were not seriously harmed, the newspaper reported. They sustained minor injuries and were taken to a local hospital.
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A helicopter crashed in a Fresno, California neighborhood over the weekend.
The chopper was a surveying helicopter on a test run, the Fresno Police Department said.
"They heard a pop and then they started losing altitude — that’s as far as we know," Fresno Police Lt. Charlie Chamalbide said.
A doorbell security camera captured the crash-landing.
The pilot was on the ground and the passenger was walking around when first responders arrived at the scene, according to the paper.
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