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The men are among 19 people killed in mast-bumping crashes in Robinson helicopters in New Zealand. Mast-bumping, sometimes called rotor blade divergence, occurs when an inner part of the main rotor mechanism hits the main rotor drive shaft. Pilots have less than a second to react before the blades slice through the cabin, causing the chopper to break up in flight. It can happen in any helicopter, usually in turbulent or low-gravity conditions, but in Robinsons it is almost always fatal. Supplied The wreckage of the helicopter crash that killed Stephen Anthony Nicholson Combe, 42, of Wānaka, and James Louis Patterson Gardner, 18, of Queenstown.

New zealandUnited statesNew south walesJonathan wallisPatterson gardnerGarth gallawayJames patterson gardnerAlexandra cunninghameChristine mcconwayAndrew mcgregorStephen combeDamian websterAccident investigation commissionUniversity of marylandGeorgia tech school of aerospace engineeringRobinson helicopter company