Summary
A helicopter crash in the Arizona mountains killed four people. The helicopter hit a slackline, which is a kind of rope used for recreation, before crashing. The crash is under investigation by authorities.
Key Facts
- Four people died in a helicopter crash in Arizona.
- The crash reportedly involved a slackline strung between mountains.
- The helicopter involved was an MD 369FF.
- Among those who died were the pilot, a 59-year-old man, and three female family members aged 21 and 22.
- The incident occurred near Telegraph Canyon, south of Superior, Arizona.
- The Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board are investigating the crash.
- The Pinal County Sheriff's Office confirmed the deaths and provided some details about the victims.
- Helicopter accidents have previously occurred, with 89 reported in 2024, 13 of which were fatal.
