A pilot of a medical helicopter that crash-landed without the loss of life says he survived because God was his ‘co-pilot.’
The incident happened in January in Philadelphia when the grateful pilot who was wheelchair-bound thanked his flight crew, first responders, and God after being released from the hospital.
Daniel Moore said he felt fortunate after police and first responders helped him out of Penn Presbyterian Medical Center’s emergency room. He said, “I had God as my co-pilot that day,” he said, “and we took care of the crew and we landed in his front yard, so that was kind of nice.”
The medical helicopter was part of the LifeNet program based in Hagerstown, Maryland, that was transporting an infant girl and two other crew members.
Thankfully, no one was hurt when the helicopter went down at around 1 p.m. next to a church, Drexel Hill United Methodist Church in Upper Darby.
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