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Helicopter in deadly Chatsworth crash identified as NBCLA, Telemundo 52 chopper
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· September 15, 2026
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Key points It was operated by Angel City Air and used by NBCLA and Telemundo 52. The helicopter, identified as NewsChopper4, was involved in a fiery crash.
A helicopter crash resulted in fatalities and injuries. Three people died and one person was taken to a hospital. The helicopter, identified as NewsChopper4, was involved in a fiery crash. It was operated by Angel City Air and used by NBCLA and Telemundo 52.
The crash caused a fire that damaged vehicles and storage containers in the surrounding area. Multiple news helicopters were in the area, reporting on a separate incident involving a Metro bus.
Further details about the crash are expected to be released as more information becomes available.
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