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Post by planecrazy on Jan 24, 2020 8:31:53 GMT 12
The local police posted this picture on the community Facebook page, these pieces where washed up on a local beach out in the Tasman Sea. Don't want to speculate, have a fair idea where they came from but best wait and see? If I'm correct they have drifted along way from the west Island!  |
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Post by grgrimmer on Jan 25, 2020 18:18:29 GMT 12
What makes them think they are helicopter blades. They could be off a fixed wing composite propellor, although I'm not sure if one has been known to go into the sea? Would you know?
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Post by planecrazy on Jan 25, 2020 19:46:41 GMT 12
What makes them think they are helicopter blades. They could be off a fixed wing composite propellor, although I'm not sure if one has been known to go into the sea? Would you know? I guess the picture doesn't show the size, around 6 feet long, you are correct I don't know if they are Helicopter blades, I just wanted to check a couple of things before I posted some more details. Thoughts with the family and friends of those effected. Link below re Helicopter crash. www.portstephensexaminer.com.au/story/6488788/anna-bay-helicopter-crash-the-minutes-before-impact/Local police post on community facebook page. Heath Roberts New Member ยท January 23 at 9:37 AM Urgent... A couple of pieces of helicopter wreckage have been washed up on Blinky Beach over the past couple of weeks. Somebody has found them and placed them beside the garbage bins. I need to find that person to obtain further information. This is a photo of the last piece found. If any further pieces are located please contact me as a matter of urgency please. The wreckage is part of the helicopter that crashed late September at Port Stephens. Thanks, Heath. |
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