Mechanical fault suspected in helicopter crash that killed British newlyweds in Greece

A privately chartered Bell 206 helicopter crashed on the Greek island of Sifnos, killing British newlyweds Marie Ebert and Alexander Cromie, and their pilot, Giorgos Raikos. Greek police are investigating a suspected mechanical fault, focusing on a "strange noise" the aircraft reportedly made before crashing moments before landing. CCTV footage of the helicopter spiraling out of control is being reviewed. The couple, both 30 and 31, were on their honeymoon. The pilot was described as an experienced former air force officer. The incident occurred near a monastery and houses, resulting in the helicopter exploding on impact.

A private helicopter crashed on the Greek tourist island of Sifnos on Monday, resulting in the deaths of three people. The incident occurred in the Tholos area of Sifnos, and the crash also ignited a fire. Fire department officials confirmed that the bodies of three individuals were recovered from the crash site. At the time of the report, the identities of those on board and the cause of the helicopter crash were not immediately known. Greek authorities are investigating the incident.