Search continues for helicopter crash debris in Hudson River.

Today, dive teams are returning to the Hudson River to recover the remaining wreckage from the tragic helicopter crash that occurred last Thursday. One of the missing parts could be crucial in determining why the sightseeing helicopter went down, resulting in the loss of all six individuals on board. National Transportation Safety Board Chair Jennifer Homendy stated that finding the missing helicopter parts may be crucial for the investigation, which will be a meticulous process even after the missing pieces are located. Dive crews are continuing their search for essential components like the main rotor, main transmission, roof structure, and tail structure, which may provide valuable insights into the cause of the crash. The recovery efforts have been challenging due to the depth and poor visibility of the water where some parts are believed to have fallen. Aviation experts believe that examining the main rotor could provide crucial evidence regarding the circumstances leading to the crash. Mayor Steven Fulop mentioned three potential causes of the crash, including discussion around birds, drones, and mechanical failure. The preliminary investigation revealed that a rotor may have broken off, causing the helicopter to lose control before it crashed into the river. The tragic incident claimed the lives of six individuals, including Siemens executive Agustin Escobar Canadas, his family, and the pilot, Sean Johnson. Meanwhile, the aviation community and officials are calling for increased oversight and regulations to prevent similar accidents in the future. The NTSB is conducting a thorough investigation to determine the exact cause of the crash.