The families of Kobe Bryant and other victims of the January 2020 helicopter crash have reached an agreement to end the legal proceedings against the beneficiaries of the pilot and the operator of the aircraft. This is undoubtedly the end of the legal proceedings in the case of the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna and seven other people on January 26, 2020 in California. The families of the victims, including Vanessa Bryant, the widow of the star of the Los Angeles Lakers, had sued the beneficiaries of the pilot Ara Zobayan (who died in the accident) and the company that owned the helicopter, Island Express Helicopters. read also One year after Kobe Bryant’s death, Los Angeles still thinks of him On Tuesday evening, the parties reached an agreement to end the prosecution, as reported by US media. The court has yet to validate this agreement, details of which have not been disclosed. Few months ago, a report from the transport safety authority (NTSB) had attributed the accident to a piloting error, while criticizing the operator for breaches of safety rules. Island Express Helicopters, which itself sued two air traffic controllers in this case, had denied any responsibility.
