A horrible new revelation about the last moments of the Spanish family killed in a helicopter crash on the New -York Hudson River

Two members of the Spanish family were tragically died when their Tour helicopter was immersed in the New -York River Gudzon, still alive when they were pulled out of the water.

Agustine Escobar, the head of Simens from Spain, his wife Mers Caprubi Montal and their three little daughters at the age of four, five and son at the age of 11 were killed when on Thursday their survey patches fell into the Gudzon River. The 36-year-old pilot, who was not named, was also killed.

Since then, it turned out that two passengers are alive when divers pulled them out of freezing water.

They would probably be aware of unthinkable terror and pain in the last moments if they remained conscious after cruel influence with the icy river.

Two relatives who were not called officials were later declared dead in the hospital, NYPD commissioner Jessica Tish said.

The family was on vacation in New York to celebrate the birthday of one of their little daughters, according to the Spanish socket antena3.

They just came from Barcelona and took part in their first day touring on a large apple, making a picturesque trip in a helicopter around the statue of Liberty and to the Bridge of George Washington.

A tragic turn appeared as horrible new frames, which testify to the cause of the tragedy.

The rotor blade can be seen as it falls into the water, and aviation experts say that this probably happened because the main rotor blades are separated from the plane and cut the tail.

“It turns out that the main rotor hit the body of the helicopter by cutting off the tail of the helicopter, which created a virgin event,” – said Dailymail.com former military aviator and lawyer Jim Brauhle with Motley Rice LLC.

“The two main causes of this phenomenon are mechanical insufficiency or excessive maneuvering. And all things need a full investigation to understand why this tragedy happened. “

Cardiac photographs showed that the parents of Escobar and their children, four, five and 11 years old, pouring on a helicopter and inside the aircraft in front of the accident.

The plane was managed by New Oyorksk Helicopter, a local tourist company. Choper was N216MH – Bell 206L -4, according to the flight.

The helicopter flew for about 16 minutes before going into the water. He starred from the helicopter to Wall -Street and made a circle near the statue of Liberty before flying along the Hudson River to the George Washington Bridge for about 1000 feet.

The dramatic video showed that the helicopter was plunged into the water when emergency crews rushed to the scene.

Witnesses stated that they saw the shredder “split in half” before he went down near the pier 40, when one man reported the injured aircraft, which was doing what sounded as a “sound boom”.

Michael Roth, 71, who owns a new -rhine helicopter, which provided a tour and a shredder, stated that the aircraft lacked fuel before it crashed.

“He (pilot) urged that he landed and that he needed fuel, and it took about three minutes to arrive, but after 20 minutes he did not arrive,” said The Telegraph.

The mouth stated that he was devastated by the accident and agreed with other experts that the video seems to show that the main rotor blades were detached.

“The only thing I know by watching a video of a falling helicopter, that the main rotor blades were not on the helicopter,” he said The New York Post.

“And I saw nothing like this in my 30 years when he was engaged in business, in a helicopter. The only thing I could guess – I didn’t get the idea – that he either hit the birds or the main shovels of the rotor failed. I have no idea. I don’t know ‘.

Reacting in emergency situations were spotted late Thursday evening, pulling the remains of a destroyed helicopter from the turbid water of the Gudzon River. Photos showed a faucet drawn from the river pulled out of the river.

Mayor Jersey City Stephen explained in office at X that the main parts of the aircraft have not yet been restored, so the immersion teams will blow the Hudson River into parts on Friday.

“Recovery operations were provided at night. The main parts of the aircraft have not been restored, so NYPD -operating NYPD and NJSP will recover tomorrow morning, “he said.

At least 32 have been killed in helicopter crashes in New York since 1977.

The latest catastrophe happened in 2018, when Choper crashed into the East River, leaving five passengers to the dead.