Accidents
Glasgow Police EC135 Crew Didn't React To Fuel Warnings
Both engines flamed out although usable fuel remained in the main tank of the Airbus Helicopters light twin.

In a final report released on October 23, UK AAIB investigators were puzzled by the pilot's reaction—or rather the lack of it—after he acknowledged low fuel warnings in his Airbus Helicopters EC135 T2+, which eventually crashed and killed 10 in Glasgow, Scotland, in November 2013. Without flight recorders, investigators cannot understand why the police observers and the Bond pilot undertook a task in the latter part of the flight, with such warnings active for eight minutes.


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