LONDON (Reuters) - Investigators in the crash of the Leicester owner's helicopter are concentrating their efforts on the tail-rotor system to explain the cause of the disaster, British authorities said on Wednesday.
The investigators said the investigation into the tail-rotor system was a priority to determine the real cause of the accident last October, Reuters reported.
The plane, owner of Leicester City, Thai Vichai Srivadanabraba, fell minutes after taking off from Leicester Stadium on October 28, after the Premier League match against West Ham United, killing the man and his four accomplices.
After flying the helicopter quickly began to smoke, and then circled itself several times after leaving the atmosphere of the stadium in a way that confirms the departure from the control of its commander, before falling to the ground and explode.
According to the video, the plane took less than a minute to take off.
The other four are Norsara Sukunamay, the former actress, the 2015 Miss Thailand contest, and Kaveborn Bounbari, two direct staffers with Servadanabraba, as well as pilot Erik Savall and his girlfriend Isabella Rosa Likovic, also a pilot.
