Leicester City helicopter crash: Family of pilot couple reflect one year on from their deaths
This weekend marks a year since the Leicester helicopter crash which killed five people, including the Chairman of Leicester City Football Club.
Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha was killed, alongside two of his staff, and the helicopter's pilots - Eric Swaffer and his partner Izabela Lechowicz.
Eric taught Izabela to fly and they spent the next 20 years travelling around the world.
But it was while visiting Leicester that the couple's fairytale came to an end.
The helicopter was a familiar sight for fans - it was how Leicester City's chairman, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, often left the stadium after a match.
But on 27th October 2018, it crashed - killing all five people on board.
It's thought Eric, the pilot, deliberately steered the helicopter to the wasteland, away from the car park and away from fans leaving the ground.
In the days after the crash, thousands of tributes were left outside the stadium.
In their first TV interview, the family described Eric as a hero, and Izabela as an exceptional woman:
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