US EditionHelicopter makes emergency landing at Aberdeen Airport
- A helicopter made an emergency landing at Aberdeen Airport this morning due to a cockpit warning, as confirmed by a spokesperson for Bristow.
- Emergency services responded quickly and surrounded the helicopter, which landed safely at around 8:30 AM.
- The eyewitness reported that conditions were 'pretty bad' with 'fairly blizzardy' weather during the incident.
- All passengers and crew exited safely, and the helicopter was towed for further inspection without impacting normal airport operations.
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'Cockpit warning' forces Bristow helicopter to make emergency landing
A Bristow helicopter was forced to make an emergency landing at Aberdeen Airport as the region was hit by snowfall and a yellow weather warning. The post ‘Cockpit warning’ forces Bristow helicopter to make emergency landing appeared first on Energy Voice.
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