
Four people died in an Arizona helicopter crash Friday after the aircraft appeared to strike a more than half-mile “recreational slackline” strung across a mountain rage, the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office said. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading. The sheriff’s office said that around 11 a.m. it received reports of a helicopter that crashed in the mountains near Telegraph Canyon, south of the town of Superior.
Main Idea: The National Transportation Safety Board will investigate an Arizona helicopter crash that killed four people after the aircraft appeared to hit a long recreational slackline strung across a mountain range.
Key Points:
The crash may raise fear about air travel and outdoor recreation, and the NTSB’s investigation could lead to new safety rules that add costs for pilots and small operators.
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Central federal investigative body that said it will investigate the crash.
Named takeoff location mentioned as part of the flight path and crash context.
Named departure location for the helicopter, but not a central actor.
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