U.S. Navy Helicopter Declares Emergency over Red Sea
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Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk shown at altitude of roughly 475 feet when emergency was declared, according to publicly available flight-tracking data
A US Navy MH-60R Seahawk helicopter has reported a distress call over the Red Sea and disappeared from public tracking systems. The incident occurred off the west coast of Saudi Arabia, near Yanbu. According to data cited by BNO News, the aircraft was at an altitude of about 475 feet, or approximately 144 meters, when it reported the distress call. The systems subsequently reported a zero altitude and ceased tracking the flight. This has led to …
A U.S. Navy military helicopter, MH-60R Seahawk, sent a distress signal over the Red Sea off the coast of Saudi Arabia, then disappeared from the flight tracking services radar. The incident occurred in the Yanbu area on the west coast of Saudi Arabia, reporting the BNO News portal with reference to Flightradar.24 At the time of the distress signal, a VVHR512 helicopter was at an altitude of about 145 metres. The projected altitude then fell to …
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U.S. Navy helicopter declares emergency over Red Sea
A U.S. Navy helicopter declared an emergency over the Red Sea near Saudi Arabia before disappearing from public flight tracking. The cause of the emergency has not been confirmed. The Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk, using the call sign VVHR512, declared the emergency at about 5:20 p.m. ET on Monday while flying near Yanbu, a city on […]
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