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February 22, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Rescue helicopters ‘have improved since crash’

Oil giant BP has said safety improvements have been made to rescue helicopters since 18 men survived a North Sea crash. The Super Puma went down 125 miles east of Aberdeen a year ago. The two crew and 16 passengers were all picked up by helicopter and rescue craft.

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Oil giant BP has said safety improvements have been made to rescue helicopters since 18 men survived a North Sea crash. The Super Puma went down 125 miles east of Aberdeen a year ago. The two crew and 16 passengers were all picked up by helicopter and rescue craft.

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