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Shetland Super Puma Crash Survivors to Sue CHC
Survivors of the 2013 Sumburgh Super Puma Helicopter crash in which four offshore workers lost their lives are set to launch damage claims of over £5 millionThe lives of four offshore workers where tragically lost on Friday the 23rd of August 2013 when a loss of airspeed caused the Super Puma AS332 L2 to plunge into the sea 2 miles off the coast of ShetlandThe CHC helicopter which was making a return flight from the Borgsten Dolphin platform operated by Total dramatically lost airspeed before the incident plunging the helicopter and all on board into the seaThe Air Accident Investigation Branch (AAIB) initial findings into the incident revealed the cause of the crash may have been human error as neither the pilot nor co-pilot noticed a significant drop in speed as the helicopter approached Sumburgh airport.