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The Finnmark Police District reports that Morten Ruud, a 57-year-old Alta resident, died in the Kilpisjärvi gyroscopic accident in Finland on Saturday night.
Ruud himself was the leader of the gyrocop and brought a passenger when they crashed. The passenger was transported to the hospital with minor injuries.
The Finnmark police also state that the investigation of the accident was conducted by the Finnish police.
Just before 20:00, the main rescue center (HRS) informed NTB that one of the two people on board died in the helicopter crash in Finland.
– Two Norwegians most likely traveled from A to B in Norway and then entered the border with Finland where they crashed, "says Øyvind Aadde, HRS Northern Norway Rescue Officer at NTB
] The helicopter crashed near Kilpisjärvi
HRS Northern Norway received the message of the crash at 18:00 on Saturday afternoon after one of the parties involved should have called one third who contacted HRS
Unknown cause
HRS coordinated the rescue operation with the Finnish authorities and before they find the way to the accident, they have contacted one on board via a bad mobile line.
The cause of the accident is still unknown there has been hot weather with high clouds in the area.
The accident s & rsquo; Is produced about 20 km east of Kilpisjärvi in Finland, Norway, Sweden and Finland
A gyrocopter is a ship whose rotor rotates freely without a motor. and with a regular propeller for propulsion. The machine relies on speed before getting up and can not stand still in the air like a normal helicopter.
Known Name
Ruud was District Editor of NRK Finnmark and had offices in Alta, writes Nordlys. His parents were informed of the incident.
In 1984, Ruud began working as a journalist with Radio Porsanger before working for ten years as a journalist and news director at Finnmark Dagblad, according to Nordlys. Later, in 2007, he became NRK correspondent in Moscow.
He has been working as an editor at NRK Finnmark since 2013.
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