Helicopter Crash in Hudson River: 2 Adults, 3 Children on Board
CBS New YorkMay 7, 20257 min6,171 views
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- π A helicopter carrying two adults and three children crashed into the Hudson River near Pier 26.
- π¨ Emergency services, including NYPD and FDNY harbor units with divers and rescue crews, responded rapidly to the scene.
- π At least one person has been confirmed dead, and two others were pulled from the water, with their conditions initially unclear.
Scene and Response
- π The crash occurred closer to the Jersey side of the river, with a significant NYPD and FDNY presence on the ground and in the water.
- π The helicopter is believed to have been a recreational or touring helicopter commonly seen flying over Manhattan.
- π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Despite the active rescue scene, the area around Pier 26, which includes a playground and fields, appeared to be mostly business as usual for other visitors.
Eyewitness Accounts and Details
- π£οΈ Reports from people in nearby apartments indicated they saw the helicopter go down.
- πΈ Initial images of the submerged helicopter showed it possibly upside down, with its landing gear visible.
- π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ The flight was reportedly intended as an afternoon of family fun, with a family hiring the helicopter for a city tour.
- β It remains unconfirmed whether one of the adults on board was the pilot, potentially bringing the total number of people on board to six.
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