Haughey helicopter crash investigation finds no malfunction

The Air Accidents Investigation Branch in the UK has not identified any technical malfunction which may account for the helicopter crash which claimed the life of the North's richest man Edward Haughey and three other men last month.

Thu, 03 Apr, 2014 - 18:38

Mr Haughey, the head of Norbrook Laboratories, died in the crash on March 13.

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Courts Heathrow Place: UK Place: Gillingham Hall Place: Norfolk Place: Coventry Airport Person: Haughey Person: Edward Haughey Person: Carl Dickerson Person: Lee Hoyle Person: Declan Small Organisation: Air Accidents Investigation Branch Organisation: Norbrook Laboratories Organisation: AAIB

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