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It was revealed that the pilot of the RAF Puma helicopter crashed, killing two of his colleagues, trying to make acrobatic flight went beyond its capacity. Flight Lieutenant were killed with an RAF sergeant and a soldier when the 20 million pounds the aircraft were crashed into the woods. Flight Lieutenant committed misconduct professional when he violated the rules by flying too low and looked around the plane "like a toy" before it crashed near barracks in Catterick, North Yorks, an inquiry has heard. At one point, he shouted "Let's scare the s *** of the taxi" when he saw a taxi driver to miss his performance. The crew also plays loud music through the system loudspeaker and shouted slogans from the hit movie "Top Gun. When common sense has flown the last month, Judge Geoffrey Fell, speaking at Harrogate Magistrates Court, has identified an impressive list of errors that led to a fall in August 2007. A report on the accident showed that the passengers were seated in the right areas, equipment on board is not properly stored and some recruits were not wearing headphones. He said: "While some of the factors that individually may lead to a dangerous situation, collectively almost certainly led to an accident. "The pilot tried to maneuver the helicopter was beyond their capabilities, or Puma, or a combination of both. "In a context of deterioration of management, leadership and discipline, the helicopter crashed. "Recording a narrative verdict, he noted the fallen helicopter training exercises allowed people on the ground in terror. Accordingly, he fell noted that the Ministry of Defence also have been negligent, because of "gaps" that have contributed to the accident and noted that official records were "missing or corrupted." However, retired Wing Commander Duncan Trapp, commander of crew in the RAF Benson when he told the inquiry that the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan has reduced the number of instructors, sometimes with only four 13 instructors available, which makes training more likley accident. The owner of a campground, even called police to see the antics, while the pilot "flying like an idiot", witnesses said. Nine other people were on board the helicopter, but he escaped with serious injuries. The family of 17-yearold private died in the accident, said: "His whole family is devastated by his untimely death and inappropriate. We believe that this is not an accident hope that the lessons have been learned. "Group Captain Jonathan Burr, the new head of the RAF Benson told the inquiry:" The lessons learned from this survey have been fully taken into account. "We have changed the way they monitor, manage and Puma task of our activities, both at home and abroad, to ensure that such events do not recur. "Even if the North Yorkshire Police investigated the tragedy was to manslaughter or gross negligence, without charge have been identified.

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This article looks at a pilot’s professional negligence. He crashed the helicopter he was flying due to performing stunts that were beyond his capability. A coroner has criticised the RAF for the blunders and lack of equipment that contributed to three deaths and nine personal injuries when inside the helicopter, that crashed in some woods.

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