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Aristotelis

  • Aug 4

    Family of Greek pilot killed in Psatha helicopter collision launches legal action against all responsible parties

    The mother and sister of Aristotelis, the Greek helicopter coordinator killed in the 2 August mid-air collision near Porto Germeno, instructed their lawyer on Tuesday evening to file a criminal complaint before the Athens prosecutor.

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