reported on January 27 In the early morning of January 27, Beijing time, NBA legend Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash in Carabas, California, at the age of 41. According to the latest report from TMZ, the fog in Los Angeles is very serious. Local aviation tracking data shows that Kobe's helicopter encountered the problem of fog for the first time when passing over the Los Angeles Zoo. The helicopter circled at a very low altitude at least six times, probably to wait for the fog to disperse.
The aircraft contacted the ground control center at about 9:30. At about 9:40 in the morning, the helicopter encountered more severe fog and turned to fly south. It is reported that this is a very deadly option, because the helicopter began to approach a mountainous area, and the pilot accelerated into the air within a short period of time, and finally flew into a mountain, causing the helicopter crash and the accidental death of Kobe.
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