An inquest into the crash of a helicopter in Tweed that lead to the death of four Hydro One workers has conclu...
An inquest into the crash of a helicopter in Tweed that lead to the death of four Hydro One workers has concluded with 16 recommendations.On December 14, 2017, four Hydro One workers were performing routine maintenance on a hydro line and a transmission tower when their helicopter went down.
An investigation by the Transportation Safety Board of Canada concluded that a security bag was improperly placed on the outside of the plane, came loose and hit the tail rotor of the helicopter.Among the recommendations by jurors with the inquest included a recommendation for Transport Canada to make an amendment to a section of the Canadian Aviation Regulations to have approval required before any equipment installed to the outside of a helicopter.
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