Two crew members have died after firefighting helicopters collided in Greece, in an incident that also involved a British pilot who survived.
The fatalities were a Danish national and a Greek national. A British pilot and another Greek crew member also survived the collision.
The helicopters were being used for firefighting operations when the incident occurred. The available information does not give further details about the precise location in Greece, the timing of the collision, or the circumstances that led to it.
No names have been provided for those who died or survived. The condition of the two surviving crew members has also not been specified.
The latest confirmed position is that two crew members were killed and two survived after the collision involving firefighting helicopters in Greece. Further details may follow from the relevant authorities.
