Pennsylvania State Police helicopter and small plane collide and crash; no word on possible injuries
Summary
A Pennsylvania State Police helicopter and a small plane collided in midair and crashed on Wednesday evening near Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Officials have not yet confirmed if there were any injuries, and investigations by aviation authorities are underway.Key Facts
- The crash happened about 110 miles northwest of Philadelphia.
- A Bell 407 helicopter with two people on board was involved.
- The other aircraft was a Cessna 150 small plane; the number of people on board is unknown.
- Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro was informed and was traveling to the crash site.
- Photos showed the helicopter on its side near scattered debris and emergency vehicles at the scene.
- The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will investigate the accident.
- The cause of the collision and the condition of those involved have not yet been released.
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