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Investigation Introduced After AW139 Crash Kills 14 In Saudi Arabia

Investigation Introduced After AW139 Crash Kills 14 In Saudi Arabia

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Tony Osborne
June 29, 2026

Credit score: Tony Osborne/Aviation Week

LONDON—An coincidence probe has been introduced in Saudi Arabia after a crash of a Leonardo AW139 helicopter killing all 14 folks on board. The helicopter, operated by means of Aloula Aviation on behalf of power corporate Saudi Aramco crashed at 6 a.m. native time on June 28 close to Ras Tanura on Saudi’s Arabian Gulf…

Tony Osborne

Based totally in London, Tony covers Ecu protection systems. Previous to becoming a member of Aviation Week in November 2012, Tony used to be at Shephard Media Team the place he used to be deputy editor for Rotorhub and Defence Helicopter magazines.

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