Cirrus og helikopter kolliderte - Cirrus`en fikk ut skjernen sin

Small airplane and helicopter collide in Maryland, 3 killed The wreckage of a Cirrus SR 22 airplane is near Frederick Municipal Airport in Frederick, Maryland October 23, 2014. Three people were killed and two injured after a small airplane and a helicopter collided in mid-air. An emergency vehicle stands by at Frederick Municipal Airport at the vicinity of a mid-air collision between a helicopter and a small aircraft. Three people were killed when a small airplane and a helicopter crashed into each other in Maryland Three people were killed and two taken to hospital after a small airplane and a helicopter crashed into each other on Thursday near an airport in Frederick, Maryland, authorities said. A Cirrus SR22 coming in to land at Frederick Municipal Airport collided with a helicopter that was involved in a training exercise, the Federal Aviation Administration said. Frederick is about 50 miles northwest of Washington. William Jenkins, 47, of Colorado, 29-year-old Christopher Parsons and 35-year-old Breandan MacFawn - both from Maryland - were killed in the helicopter, Maryland State Police said in a statement. It was unclear who was the pilot, police said. Two people in the airplane - 55-year-old pilot Scott Graeves and his 75-year-old passenger Gilbert Porter - were injured, police said. Both were taken to a local hospital and were discharged in the evening, police said. Rescue crews found the wreckage within a half-mile of the airport, authorities said. State police said the plane was suspended vertically in a small strip of trees with its parachute deployed. The FAA and National Transportation Safety Board will investigate the collision, the FAA said.