Ecuadorian Bell 430 Helicopter Crashes, 3 Dead
The accident took place on Monday afternoon.
The Ecuadorian Navy's Bell-430 helicopter crashed on May 6, killing all three people aboard.
This was reported by SA Defensa citing the Navy.
The helicopter, registered as HN-407, was engaged in planned operations around 2:30 p.m. when it encountered an accident in the Recinto la Frutilla 2 sector. The mortal remains of the helicopter crew have been located.
"The Ecuadorian Navy regrets the accident and expresses solidarity with the families of those affected," the Navy stated.
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