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Norway helicopter crash: 11 bodies found

| | Apr 30, 2016, at 01:45 am
Turoy, Apr 29 (IBNS): At least 11 people were killed as a helicopter crashed off the western coast of Norway on Friday, media reports said.

Search is currently going on to find out two other people who were traveling in the helicopter.

Eleven bodies have been found so far.

"The helicopter was travelling from an oil platform in the North Sea to Bergen when it crashed near Turøy,"  The Local reported.

Real-time aircraft flight information provider Flightradar24 tweeted: "The Eurocopter EC225 that crashed near Bergen was flying from 'Gullfaks B' oil platform."
 

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