A helicopter crashes into waters off Miami, killing one person and injuring two others, authorities say. Reports place the crash in Biscayne Bay near Key Biscayne and a state park, with emergency response including the US Coast Guard.

The helicopter is described as a Robinson R44 II, and multiple outlets say it carries three people on board. The New York Times and The Independent both cite official authorities, while The Guardian adds more detail about the location relative to Miami Executive Airport and the timing of the response.

Several outlets also frame the incident in relation to a recent Learjet crash in nearby Palm Beach, noting it occurred days earlier. Other differences in coverage include whether a death is stated as confirmed or “believed” and whether the status of any victim is described as missing or injured rather than directly dead.

Overall, the outlets largely agree on the core facts: the crash location in Biscayne Bay, the aircraft type, three people aboard, one death, and two injuries, plus the presence of rescue efforts by local and federal responders.