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Australian Navy Sea King restarted flying

Sydney, Australia - They were stopped after the serious accident occurred in Indonesia

Sea King helicopters of Australia’s Navy have restarted flying after having been grounded due to the accident occurred last April 2 when nine servicemen, including some women, have been killed and two have been injured, in the line of service on the Nias island, in Indonesia (see for details AVIONEWS). The choppers managed to resume activity after to have been exposed to rigorous technical inspections. T...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 121805
Rome, Italy, 06/08/2005 17:29
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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