Drone operator to blame for mid-air crash with Army helicopter, NTSB finds
(World News USA)

No one was injured in the crash and the damaged helicopter landed safely at Linden Airport A drone operator violated multiple regulations, including flying too far away to see the aircraft, in a mid-air crash that damaged a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter, which landed safely in New Jersey in September, federal officials have determined. The National Transportation Safety Board said the drone operator`s lack of knowledge about aviation safety regulations contributed to the mid-air collision. The investigation documents identified the drone pilot as Vyacheslav Tantashov, 58, who told investigators he had been flying drones for about two years. The Black Hawk sustained damage to its main rotor...