By Tim Balk The sightseeing helicopter that crashed into the Hudson River on Thursday, killing six people, was a Bell 206L LongRanger, a common single-engine aircraft long used for law enforcement ...

The chopper, a Bell 206L-4 LongRanger IV, came apart midair Thursday afternoon and plummeted into the water upside down near the shoreline of Jersey City, New Jersey, killing a Spanish family of f ...

The aircraft has been identified as N216MH - a Bell 206L-4 LongRanger IV, according to radar data from FlightRadar24. Some social media posts suggest that the helicopter was owned by Meridian ...

The aircraft involved was a Bell 206L-4 Longranger IV, built in 2004, with a Federal Aviation Administration registration number of N216MH. It was operated by New York Helicopter, which runs tours ...

Footage of the doomed Bell 206L helicopter is still available on the firm’s website under a section called “Why Choose Us,” and YouTube. In the video, which doesn’t have sound, a man is ...

Key components of the Bell 206L-4 helicopter that crashed into the Hudson River last week were recovered Monday, a significant development in the National Transportation Safety Board’s ...

Witness photos released by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) on Wednesday show the tour helicopter that crashed into the Hudson River on April 10, breaking apart midair before ...

According to McDermott Aviation, the Bell 206L can carry up to six people. It is also equipped for a variety of firefighting and management tasks, including water bombing (with a 550L bucket), air ...

They included the pilot, two adults and three children. Family of Spanish tourists were onboard the Bell 206L-4 Law enforcement say that the passengers on the Bell 206L-4 helicopter were members ...

Gut-wrenching photos on New York Helicopter Tours’ website show the bundled-up five family members smiling in front of the Bell 206L-4 LongRanger IV helicopter and strapped inside the aircraft.