Four dead in Norway helicopter crash
"The helicopter which crashed southwest of Alta was operated by Helitrans and was based in Alta," a statement said.
By AFP
August 31, 2019
OSLO: A helicopter crash in the far north of Norway has killed four people, with one injured and another missing, rescue services said Saturday.
"The helicopter which crashed southwest of Alta was operated by Helitrans and was based in Alta," a statement said.
No cause was given for the accident nor the identities of those on board.
Norwegian press reports said the helicopter was taking the passengers to the Hostprell music festival whose organisers had offered helicopter rides.
According to a Facebook post, this evening´s concerts have been cancelled.
-
Super Bowl 2026: Why didn't Epstein survivors ad air on TV?
-
Girl and grandfather attacked in knife assault outside Los Angeles home
-
Super Bowl halftime show 2026: What did Trump say about Bad Bunny?
-
Former NYPD detective says Nancy Guthrie's disappearance 'could be hoax'
-
Japan Elections: Stock surges record high as PM Sanae Takaichi secures historic victory
-
$44B sent by mistake: South Korea demands tougher crypto regulations
-
South Korea: Two killed as military helicopter crashes during training
-
Jake Paul criticizes Bad Bunny's Super Bowl LX Halftime Show: 'Fake American'