How did Kobe Bryant die?

Kobe bean Bryant was a famous American basketballer that died in a helicopter crash on Sunday, January 26, 2020. He died alongside his 13 years old daughter, Gianna, and seven other passengers on board, including the pilot. They were all headed to a basketball game.

The helicopter crashed happened on a hillside in Calabasas, California. The helicopter was said to have taken off around 9:06 AM that morning from John Wayne Airport in California.

The air traffic and the LAPD were not allowed to fly because of the light rain and fog. The pilot notified the control tower regarding the heavy traffic. The pilot was later asked to fly higher because his radar could not be tracked as he has been flying low. He then turned south a few minutes later, the helicopter crashed, and all the passengers on board died.

Kobe bean Bryant was a famous American basketballer that died in a helicopter crash on Sunday, January 26, 2020. He died alongside his 13 years old daughter, Gianna, and seven other passengers on board, including the pilot. They were all headed to a basketball game. The helicopter crashed happened on a hillside in Calabasas, California.

The helicopter was said to have taken off around 9:06 AM that morning from John Wayne Airport in California. The air traffic and the LAPD were not allowed to fly because of the light rain and fog. The pilot notified the control tower regarding the heavy traffic. The pilot was later asked to fly higher because his radar could not be tracked as he has been flying low. He then turned south a few minutes later, the helicopter crashed, and all the passengers on board died.

Kobe Bryant died from a plane crash, On a Sunday, the 26th day in January of the year 2020. The crash occurred at about 9:45 am that day. He died alongside eight other passengers on board, including his own daughter.

The helicopter took off at around 9:06 that day; it took off from John Wayne airport in California with just nine passengers, including Bryant, his daughter Gianna, who was 13 years old, the pilot, and six family friends. The air traffic and the LAPD were grounded that morning because of the light rain and fog.

The flight tracker revealed that the helicopter hovered around L.A Zoo because of heavy air traffic around the place. At 9:30 am, the pilot notified the control tower of the situation, and they replied to him that he could not be tracked by the radar because he was flying too low. He then turned south, and about 9:40, he crashed into a mountain in Calabasas.