David Horváth is the only survivor of the tragic helicopter crash, in which five people died, including billionaire Petr Kellner. Although the main investigator of the accident, Clint Johnson, revealed that the snowboarder is not yet able to be questioned, a spokesman for the PPF group outlined that the accident did not occur due to a technical defect!
The crash of the Airbus AS350B3 helicopter, where even the richest Czech Petr Kellner was sitting, took place on March 27, 2021 in Alaska. Since then, investigators have been diligently searching for the cause of the whole tragedy.
David Horváth, who miraculously survived the accident and could provide valuable information, could shed light on the whole case.
The snowboarder is still in serious condition, but he nevertheless revealed the first important message, the helicopter allegedly did not have a technical defect.
David Horváth revealed the first details of the tragic accident
A few days ago, David Horváth’s name disappeared from the list of patients at the hospital to which he was transferred after the accident. “This means that he was either released or asked to be removed from the list in order to protect his privacy,” hospital spokesman Mikal Canfield explained.
Accident investigator Clint Johnson claims that Horváth, through his deputy, has expressed his willingness to testify, but is not yet able to do so.
Although the athlete has not yet taken part in the interrogation, Vladimír Mlynář, spokesman for Kellner’s PPF financial group, has already contacted him. “From the way we talked to David Horváth, I can only say that there is nothing to indicate a technical failure. That it was really an interplay of some unfortunate accidents, weather conditions, landing conditions,” Mlynář described in an interview for the Czech Radio, adding that the matter must now be assessed by investigators.
Petr Kellner’s remains were transported by plane to Bohemia from Thursday to Friday
Kellner’s Boeing 737 BBJ landed at Anchorage Airport on Wednesday, and speculation immediately began about its purpose.
In an interview with the radio on Wednesday, the miller confirmed that the return of Kellner’s remains to the Czech Republic is indeed in the process.
The daily Blesk then informed that the plane, after a ten-hour journey from Anchorage, landed in Prague on Friday, shortly before half past two in the morning. Apparently, the late billionaire is back in his home country.
The Boeing of the billionaire then headed from Václav Havel Airport to Lyon, so it is probable that he transported the body of Benjamin Larochaix to France, who also died in the accident.
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