Helicopter firm 'dismissed fears'
Oil workers who expressed concerns about their helicopters were reportedly told to put on "big boy pants" in the weeks before the crash off Shetland that killed four people.
Tributes as helicopter victims returned to mainland
The bodies of three victims who were killed when a helicopter plunged into the North Sea last week were returned to mainland UK today.
It comes as the helicopter operator promised a "painstaking" investigation into what caused the incident.
The family of Gary McCrossan, one of the oil workers killed, paid a warm tribute to him today as a "loving guy who was full of life".
ITV News reporter Ben Chapman reports:
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