
Three bodies have been found after a helicopter carrying 18 people ditched in the sea following an apparent “catastrophic loss of power”. The Super Puma L2 aircraft went down at 6.20pm last night, around three kilometres west of Sumburgh airport on Shetland as it was returning to the island from the Borgsten Dolphin platform in the North Sea. Fourteen of the 18 people on board the helicopter were taken to safety during the immediate rescue response. A major search operation, involving the coastguard, police, RAF and RNLI, was extended overnight to hunt in the darkness for those who remained missing.
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