Two people were killed when a Robinson R44 helicopter crashed near Interstate 77 in Charlotte Tuesday afternoon. In this video, VERIFY reporter Meghan Bragg breaks down what type of helicopter was involved in the crash and who it was registered to. WCNC Charlotte confirmed the helicopter belonged to WBTV News in Charlotte.

The Federal Aviation Administration confirmed a Robinson R44 crashed into a wooded area alongside I-77 between Tyvola Road and Nations Ford a little after 12 p.m. on Nov. 22. Two people were pronounced dead at the scene. The victims have not been identified at this time.

A witness told WCNC Charlotte that it appeared the pilot took evasive action in the moments leading up to the crash. The man said the pilot’s heroic actions may have saved countless lives as he fought the helicopter to avoid crashing into the highway.

Charlotte North Carolina Sightseeing

Located on the coast of North Carolina, Charlotte is a popular tourist destination in the United States. The city is known as the “Queen City” for its warm weather and low cost of living. Charlotte also offers a variety of sightseeing activities for families, couples and individuals.

The city is home to many festivals and events. One of the best is the Latin-American Festival. This annual one-day event features Latin American food and entertainment. You can also take part in lectures and music workshops during the event.

Charlotte is home to the Bank of America, one of the largest banks in the United States. It is also home to the Charlotte Knights, a minor league baseball team.

Charlotte is home to numerous breweries. If you love a good beer, make sure you plan a trip to one of the many breweries in the area. Several Charlotte breweries have tours available.

There are many museums in Charlotte. Some of the museums include the Carolina Aviation Museum, which shows the evolution of aircraft. You can also visit The Mint Museum, which displays classic art. The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art is one of the top art-related attractions in Charlotte. This museum features nearly one million pieces of art. It is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day except Tuesday.

Another fun attraction is Discovery Place. This family attraction is filled with activities that teach kids about the environment. You can also go on an art walk along Kings Drive.