Bell 205A-1 helicopter of Indonesian Army crashed in Yogyakarta

The Bell 205A-1 (TNI-AD) helicopter of Indonesian Army crashed  in Tamanmartani village, Sleman, Yogyakarta, that reported by fajar.co.id.

A Indonesian Army Bell 205 crashed into two houses on Jul. 8 in Yogyakarta. Three people died as a result of the accident. There were a total of six people aboard the aircraft, which was flying from Solo to Yogyakarta.

Bell 205A-1 – civil or military utility transport helicopter version, initial version based on the UH-1H. Powered by one T53-13A, max weight 9,500 pounds (10,500 for external loads), max passengers, 14.

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