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Greek helicopter operator's family seeks justice after Psatha crash
The mother and sister of Aristotelis, a Greek helicopter co‑pilot who died when two Bell fire‑fighting helicopters collided over Psatha, have hired a law firm to pursue legal action. They plan to file a presentation before the Athens misdemeanor prosecutor’s office, demanding a full investigation of the crash and accountability for any party whose act or omission contributed to the deaths.
The collision occurred during a large‑scale fire‑fighting operation in the Psatha area of Attica‑Boeotia and also killed a Danish pilot; two other crew members were rescued. The family’s lawyer, Vaso Pantazi, said the aim is to clarify the exact circumstances and ensure those responsible are punished.
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Aristotelis · Athens misdemeanor prosecutor’s office · Bell Helicopter · Psatha · Vaso Pantazi
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- [● 3 SOURCES] The family of the deceased Greek helicopter operator filed a legal complaint to investigate the Psatha crash. thriassio.gr · www.zougla.gr
- [● 3 SOURCES] The crash is under investigation by the relevant authorities. thriassio.gr · www.zougla.gr
- [● 3 SOURCES] The incident occurred in the Psatha area of Attica‑Boeotia during a large fire‑fighting operation. thriassio.gr · www.zougla.gr
- [● 3 SOURCES] The family will submit a presentation in support of a charge against any responsible party to the Athens misdemeanor prosecutor’s office. thriassio.gr · www.zougla.gr
- [● 3 SOURCES] The lawyer representing the family is Vaso Pantazi. thriassio.gr · www.zougla.gr
- [● 3 SOURCES] Two Bell fire‑fighting helicopters collided over Psatha during a large fire‑fighting operation. thriassio.gr · www.zougla.gr
- [● 3 SOURCES] The crash killed the Greek operator Aristotelis and a Danish pilot; two other crew members survived. thriassio.gr · www.zougla.gr