The pilot of the means of transport was disqualified and an infraction was issued. The place was packed with people and the incident caused panic among those present.
A helicopter landed in the dunes of Pinamar at the time was full of people and after the first investigations the National Civil Aviation Administration (ANA) reported that the pilot was disqualified and an infraction was issued.
Rain of dollars in Pinamar: a helicopter landed in the dunes and surprised tourists
On Sunday, January 19, tourists and locals were enjoying the beach, until at one point a helicopter, at low altitude, approached the dunes area, started throwing dollars and then went downwhich caused a enormous risk for everyone in the area.
After the images went viral, it was learned that the cumbia singer 420 was traveling inside said helicopter, Cousin Dog: “This is how a true rockstar comes to his show,” he expressed on social networks.
The young musician had to attend a free concert in Pinamar and of course “inconveniences getting into the car,” he stated that He preferred to arrive by helicopter.
Given the relevance of the videos, where it is observed that tourists flee the scene to avoid being injuredthe ANAC began an investigation and ruled: “The pilot of the helicopter that landed without authorization on La Olla beach in Pinamar was preventively disabled for 60 days”.
“In addition, a violation report was issued that could lead to a financial penalty.”adds the statement, which also highlights that He was required to immediately hand over his physical license.
The writing ends: “As an aeronautical authority, the ANAC reiterates its firm commitment to the safety of civil aviation and will not tolerate infractions that compromise the integrity of people.”
It was learned that the helicopter took off from Villa Gesell aerodrome and? He did not have authorization to carry out said maneuverwhich put all participants at risk.
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