CUMBERLAND (AP) — Life- Flight officials are trying to determine the cause of a mechanical failure that forced a medical helicopter crew to make an emergency landing in Cumberland.
No one was injured when the helicopter landed hard in a field off Winn Road on Tuesday. Officials say one of the chopper’s two engines lost oil pressure as the crew was returning to Lewiston after transporting a patient to a hospital.
A pilot and two crew members were aboard.
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