SkyFOX's Stu Mundel remembers NBCLA helicopter pilot, aerial reporter killed in crash
Three people were killed after an NBCLA news helicopter crashed and caught fire in Chatsworth on Tuesday. The victims on board were identified as pilot George Marciniw and reporter Eliana Moreno, who provided aerial coverage for NBC4 and Telemundo 52. A pedestrian on the ground was also killed in the incident. The crash occurred near Mason Avenue and Nordhoff Street, just a block away from where crews were already responding to a separate deadly Metro bus collision earlier that evening. Fellow news reporters, including SkyFOX’s Stu Mundel, shared emotional reactions on air as news of the tragedy broke. The NTSB and FAA are currently investigating the cause of the crash.
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