How did Kobe die in an air crash?

Kobe's death in the accident was due to foggy weather. In order to avoid the fog, the plane crashed out of control and was killed.

65438, 20201at 4 o'clock on October 26th, the star Kobe Bryant died in an air crash in California at the age of 4 1, and his 13-year-old daughter was also killed in the accident. Kobe lives in Los Angeles all the year round and has the habit of taking part in activities and competitions by plane. Unfortunately, all five people on board confirmed that they were killed that day, and a generation of famous soldiers fell.

According to local aviation data, Kobe's helicopter got caught in the fog when passing over the zoo and had to hover over 875 feet, but the fog did not recede so quickly that they circled six times. During this time, the police sent a team to rescue him, but they had to give up because of the fog. The autopsy report showed that the helicopter pilot had no prohibited substances and alcohol in his body, so it can be inferred that the crash was caused by the weather.

Collision situation analysis

Kobe helicopter contacted the tower at 9:30, and then flew north along the expressway 1 18. Although there is heavy fog at this time, the weather is still sunny. 10 minutes later, the plane encountered more fog. In order to avoid the fog, the plane had to fly from 1200 feet. Five minutes later, the plane randomly entered the high mountain area.

As can be seen from the exposed pictures and photos, Kobe's helicopter crashed and caught fire, emitting thick smoke, and then rescuers immediately rushed to the scene, but all the people on board were unfortunately killed. Witnesses said that the engine made abnormal noise before the plane crashed, and a small explosion occurred shortly after the plane crashed.