Federal aviation regulators issued an emergency order Monday grounding the helicopter tour company involved in a deadly New York crash.

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The helicopter and its operator: The helicopter was a Bell 206 operated by New York Helicopter, which runs sightseeing tours for several hundred dollars a flight. The company’s chief executive ...

The Federal Aviation Administration identified the helicopter as a Bell 206, a model widely used in commercial and government aviation, including by sightseeing companies, TV news stations and police.

A helicopter went down in the Hudson River in the vicinity of the West Side Highway and Spring Street on Manhattan’s West Side, the New York Police Department said. Photo: Eduardo Munoz/Reuters ...

The family were reportedly flying in the helicopter to celebrate one of their children’s birthdays when they went down. Video footage shows the Bell 206 helicopter upside down in the water near ...

A helicopter crashed into the Hudson River off Manhattan on Thursday afternoon, and law enforcement sources tell the AP that ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) – Six people, including three children, died after a helicopter crashed in the Hudson River near the New Jersey coastline Thursday afternoon, authorities said. A Bell 206 ...

Video captured by Bruce Hall shows the helicopter coming apart in mid-air with the main cabin plummeting into the water just off the pier. Posted April 10, 2025 4:35pm EDT Share ...

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) identified the helicopter as a Bell 206, a model widely used in commercial and government aviation, including by sightseeing companies, TV news ...

The chopper -- identified by the Federal Aviation Administration as a Bell 206 helicopter -- was on its sixth flight of the day. It was found upside-down in the 50-degree water when rescuers ...

The Federal Aviation Administration identified the helicopter as a Bell 206, a model widely used in commercial and government aviation, including by sightseeing companies, TV news stations and ...