Penguin contributed to the South African helicopter disaster: Authorities

Penguin in the cardboard box caused helicopter wreckage In South Africa earlier this year, according to the authorities.

January 19 Pilot and Three Passengers Moved Penguin from Bird Island Noon Africa In the Eastern Cape province during the air survey of the South -African civil aviation administration, a report on the investigation report this week.

A specialist on board ‘asked them to carry one of the penguins Back, “he said in the message, adding,” the pilot agreed, and the penguin was placed in a cardboard box. “

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Despite the fact that the pilot made the risk of flight, “he lowered to include the transportation (transport) penguins aboard.”

The passenger sitting in the front left seat of the helicopter kept her penguin when the cardboard box slid to the right and further to the cyclical pilot lever.

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The report continued: “As a result, the cyclical control lever moved to the extremely right position. The helicopter rolled to the right, and the pilot could not restore temporarily.”

The helicopter got into the ground and “sustainable significant damage”.

It all happened when it flew about 50 feet from the ground.

No one, including the penguin, was injured in the incident.

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The report concluded: “The lack of safe holding for Penguin created a dangerous situation. The lack of proper and secured box meant that the penguin content was not suitable for flight conditions. Proper load management is crucial so that the subjects are not interfere with flights and passengers’ safety.”