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Sea World Helicopters CEO tells inquest crash could have been avoided if pilot looked right

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Eden Gillespie, Tara Cassidy
Sea World Helicopters CEO tells inquest crash could have been avoided if pilot looked right
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The CEO of Sea World Helicopters testified at an inquest that a fatal 2023 mid-air collision could have been avoided if the pilot had looked to his right. The CEO suggested the pilot was distracted by passengers in the front row during the flight.

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The testimony highlights critical safety and procedural failures in aviation operations that led to a tragic loss of life.

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Four people died when a Sea World helicopter taking off collided with another that was landing from a joy flight near the popular Gold Coast theme park in 2023. ( AAP: Dave Hunt )

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The article provides a factual account of testimony given during a legal inquest.

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