Helicopter crash workers 'in good spirits'

Fifteen oil workers from a helicopter which ditched near a North Sea platform arrived at a port "in good spirits" today.

Helicopter crash workers 'in good spirits'
Thu, 19 Feb, 2009 - 08:05

Fifteen oil workers from a helicopter which ditched near a North Sea platform arrived at a port "in good spirits" today.

They were among 18 people rescued last night after the Super Puma helicopter plunged into the sea around 125 miles east of Aberdeen, Scotland while on the way to a BP production platform.

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