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One Dead, 2 Critically Injured in LifeFlight Helicopter Crash in Wilson County

One crew member died and two others were critically injured when a Vanderbilt LifeFlight helicopter crashed in a rural Wilson County field, officials confirmed.

  • On Nov. 8, Vanderbilt University Medical Center confirmed one person died and two crew members are critically injured and treated at Vanderbilt University Hospital after a Vanderbilt LifeFlight crash in Wilson County, Tenn.
  • The crash occurred around 2 p.m. near the 7100 block of Cairo Bend Drive, after the EC130 helicopter was in the air for about eight minutes, Wilson County Sheriff’s Office said.
  • Three crew members were aboard and no patients were on board, and emergency crews worked to extricate the injured after the Vanderbilt LifeFlight helicopter crash on Saturday.
  • The NTSB has taken over the investigation and the FAA is involved while officials secured the scene and asked drivers to avoid it.
  • Residents of Cairo Bend Road described shock on the normally quiet road as dozens of law-enforcement vehicles raced to the scene, while the three crew members have not yet been publicly identified, officials said.
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A medical helicopter crashed east of Nashville, Tennessee, on Saturday, killing one crew member and seriously injuring two others, authorities said.

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The information was confirmed by the Medical Center of Vanderbilt University. The National Transportation Safety Board explained that a helicopter crashed near Lebanon, a locality about 48 kilometres east of Nashville, Wilson County.

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