A privately hired helicopter crash on the Greek island of Sifnos kills a British honeymooning couple and their pilot, according to local reporting cited by multiple outlets. BBC reports the couple die alongside the pilot, describing it as a honeymoon trip.

Several UK tabloids add details about the moments before the crash, saying the aircraft appears to spin or lose control while approaching to land, and that it results in a fire in the Tholos area. One outlet notes the pilot may have made a landing-related radio communication moments before the crash, while others focus on visual accounts of the helicopter’s unstable flight. Another report states investigators consider the possibility of a fault involving the tail rotor, and that a damaged rotor blade may have contributed.

Sources largely agree on who was on board—Alexander Cromie (31) and Marie Ebert (30) and the pilot—and that the helicopter is a Bell 206. They differ mainly on emphasis, with some highlighting before-crash observations and others focusing on potential mechanical causes under investigation.