Inquest takes place into deaths of five British tourists at Arizona attraction in February A helicopter crash in the Grand Canyon that killed five British tourists in February could have been prevented, an inquest has heard. James Healy-Pratt, representing parents of a group of friends who died after the Airbus helicopter plummeted and caught fire in the incident, made the claim at West Sussex coroners court during a pre-inquest review on Tuesday.
Inquest takes place into deaths of five British tourists at Arizona attraction in February A helicopter crash in the Grand Canyon that killed five British tourists in February could have been prevented, an inquest has heard. James Healy-Pratt, representing parents of a group of friends who died after the Airbus helicopter plummeted and caught fire in the incident, made the claim at West Sussex coroners court during a pre-inquest review on Tuesday.
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