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The wreckage of the Super Puma L2 helicopter which went down in the North Sea with the loss of four lives on August 23, 2013
OFFSHORE workers have demanded a full public inquiry into poor helicopter safety on the tenth anniversary of the Super Puma helicopter tragedy today.
Sixteen people were killed when a Bond Super Puma plunged into the water off the Aberdeenshire coast on April 1, 2009.
The main cause of the crash was a breakage in the helicopter’s main gear box.
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