Leicester accident: The hero pilot avoided falling on the crowd

Eric Swaffer, helicopter pilot carrying the billionaire owner of Leicester City, is a history of heroism.

Along with his girlfriend, Isabel Rosa Lechowickz, the second pilot of Saturday night's crashed vehicle, after the match against West Ham, Swaffer, who had realized that something was not going with the helicopter, tried hard to get as far away from the crowd of people down as possible, though aware that this could be the last action he would take in this life.

5 were the victims of tragedy: Thai tycoon Vichai Srivadhaprabha, who bought the football club for 39 million pounds in 2010 and six years later took it to winning the title at Premier League; the Thai former queen of beauty, Nursera Suknamai, the owner's assistant, Kaveporn Punpare, and two pilots.

Swagger is believed to have saved many lives with his efforts to remove the troubled vehicle from fans on the ground.

The synagogues have flooded on all sides for him, and for the tycoon considered a charity that will not be forgotten easily.

I've never met a man like you in my life. You touched everyone's hearts. You changed football forever. I gave everyone hope that the impossible could be possible” was the message of the comfort of Leicester goalkeeper, Kasper Schmelichel.

Experts suspect the disaster has become the failure of the helicopter's tail propeller, which caused AgustaWestland's 6 million pounds to come out of control in a way that no pilot, however good, could manage. /Top Channel