10 Years After ‘Dropped’ Helicopter Crash, Justice Remains Elusive

The 2015 collision that killed 10, including French sports stars, continues to leave families seeking accountability as legal proceedings stall.

On March 9, 2015, two helicopters collided during the filming of the reality show 'Dropped' in Argentina, killing 10 people, including athletes Florence Arthaud, Camille Muffat, and Alexis Vastine.
The crash occurred shortly after takeoff in Villa Castelli, with investigations pointing to pilot training deficiencies and planning failures as contributing factors.
Despite a Paris prosecutor's investigation into 'involuntary manslaughter' and charges against five production employees, no trial has taken place a decade later.
Families of the victims continue to push for accountability, expressing frustration over the prolonged legal delays and lack of resolution.
Survivors and witnesses, including athlete Alain Bernard, reflect on the enduring emotional impact of the tragedy and the loss of their colleagues.