Commission blames pilot error for PM's helicopter crash

According to the Commission, the pilot believed that the temperature of air closer to the ground was warmer than it actually was and as a result he did not turn on the engine's manual heating system, as he should have done in such circumstances. Due to ice, both engines failed. Members of the Commission emphasized that although he made a mistake, Miłosz did a good job. Prime Minister Miller said that he will always remember that it was Major Miłosz who saved his life and will willingly make use of his further services. (Gazeta Wyborcza, Jan. 24-25, p. 3) A.K.