Helicopter crash in Los Angeles with confirmed fatalities
Quick Look
- A helicopter belonging to a news channel crashed in the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles on Tuesday evening.
- At least three people have been confirmed dead, including one person outside the helicopter in a parking lot.
- The number on board remains unclear while rescue workers examine the wreckage.
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Why It Matters
The helicopter belonged to a news channel and crashed for unclear reasons in the San Fernando Valley in the Los Angeles area on Tuesday evening, local time.
The helicopter belonged to a news channel and crashed for unclear reasons in the San Fernando Valley in the Los Angeles area on Tuesday evening, local time.
"We have a confirmed fatality that appeared to be outside the helicopter in a parking lot when it crashed," Los Angeles Fire Department spokesman Branden Silverman said during an initial press briefing.
Unknown number on board
It is currently unclear how many people were inside the helicopter when it crashed.
A little later, two more deaths were confirmed in the accident.
Silverman describes the helicopter as "pretty much completely destroyed" and says rescuers need to go through the wreckage to determine how many victims were on board.
Open Questions
- How many people were on board the helicopter at the time of the crash?
- What caused the helicopter crash?
- What news channel owned the helicopter?

