Two aircraft crashed just after noon on Saturday in wooded area near Eura airport in south-west of country
Five people were killed on Saturday when two helicopters collided and crashed in a wooded area near Eura airport in south-western Finland, police said.
Police said the mid-air collision occurred shortly after noon near the town of Kauttua, with the wreckage falling 700 metres from the Ohikulkutie road.
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