US EditionAviation Report: Pilot Lacked Key Training and Lead Ski Guide Had Elevated Cocaine Levels in Fatal Alaska Helicopter Crash That Killed 5, Including Czech Billionaire - SnowBrains
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Aviation Report: Pilot Lacked Key Training and Lead Ski Guide Had Elevated Cocaine Levels in Fatal Alaska Helicopter Crash That Killed 5, Including Czech Billionaire - SnowBrains
The wreckage from the March 27, 2021, helicopter crash near the Knik Glacier in Alaska, which killed five people, highlights a chain of safety lapses that contributed to the tragedy. | Photo: Alaska Mountain Rescue Group On March 27, 2021, under the bright, deceptive calm of a blue sky, an AStar helicopter carrying six people—three Czech nationals, two American guides, and a pilot—lifted off from Wasilla Lake, heading for the remote, untouched p…
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