A Robinson R-66 helicopter has crashed in Russia's Amur region.
In a statement made by the Eastern Interregional Investigation Department for Transport, it was reported that the location of the crashed helicopter has been identified.
It was stated that the helicopter, which was carrying one pilot and three passengers, had flown from a location where a timber processing facility is situated to a point near the Dzheltula River in the Tynda district of the Amur region.
It was noted that the incident occurred on the morning of June 20, and search efforts lasted for more than a day.
Stating that the helicopter was found in the forest after the pilot lost communication, it was learned that the pilot and three passengers lost their lives in the accident.
News Source: 12punto
