South Africa's authorities have been accused of the crash of a helicopter in the box, NBC reports, citing the report of the country's Civil Aviation Department.
The incident took place in South Africa by Roberton R44 Raven II helicopter, which should have performed air photography in the south-eastern coast of the country.
"In January Africa, the collapse of the helicopter contributed to the collapse of the cardboard box," the TV channel said, citing the report.
On January 19, at a height of about 15 meters, the box containing one of the passengers, which was kept by one of the passengers, "landed on a helicopter management lever", the department said. The plane turned down, and his rotor blades collided to the ground, as a result of which the helicopter fell to the right.
The investigation concluded that the pilot did not follow the rules of transporting cargo by plane. The cause of the bird to climb air is not known, NBC reports.
No one, including penguin, was not injured in the accident.
