Philadelphia helicopter pilot of medical flight that crash-landed with no fatalities credits God as 'co-pilot'
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The pilot who crash-landed a medical helicopter without any loss of life last in Philadelphia last week thanked his flight crew, first responders and God as his "co-pilot" on Sunday as he was released from the hospital.
"I had God as my co-pilot that day," he said, "and we took care of the crew and we landed in his front yard, so that was kind of nice."
The Eurocopter EC135 medical helicopter owned by Denver-based Air Methods, part of the LifeNet program based in Hagerstown, Maryland, was also transporting an infant girl and two other crew members. It went down at about 1 p.m. local time Tuesday next to a church, Drexel Hill United Methodist Church in Upper Darby.
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