Unsecured Penguin caused a helicopter catastrophe in South Africa

The “unsecured” penguin caused a helicopter disaster in South Africa, a report on the incident was revealed.

The accident, on January 19, on the island of the bird on the eastern cape, occurred after the bird, which was placed in the cardboard box and on the knees of the passenger, slipped and knocked out elements of the pilot immediately after takeoff.

The South African Civil Aviation Department said the impact had sent a helicopter that crashed back to the ground. No one was on board, including the penguin.

The authorities stated that “lack of safe content for Penguin” is responsible for creating a “dangerous situation”.

According to a report published this week, a flight was carried out by an air survey of the island in GcEberhi, the Eastern Cape province.

Upon completion of the survey, the helicopter landed where the specialist asked for one Penguin back to the port -olizobet.

The report did not say why they took away the penguin.

Aviation Office stated that the pilot conducted a “risk assessment” but lowered the inclusion of the penguin transport on board that “did not comply with the Civil Aviation Rules (CAR) 2011”.

When the helicopter was about 15 m (50 feet) above the ground, the cardboard box slid off the specialist to the right and made the cyclical step lever to go to the extreme position, causing the report to be found in the report.

It is impossible to recover, the main lobes of the rotor then hit the ground, and the helicopter eventually crashed on the right board approximately 20 m from the rise place.

While the helicopter caused considerable damage, and the pilot and passengers were unharmed and the penguin was not damaged.

The report states that all situations must be subjected to a “security protocol” and the implementation of aviation security procedures.

It also states that it was supposed to have a proper assessment of the situation and potential danger (such as the transition of cargo).

“The absence of a proper and secure box meant that the penguin content is not suitable for flight conditions,” the statement reads.