AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Ski-jumping Olympic champion baffled after thieves steal helicopter and fly it across borders
Olympic ski-jumping champion Thomas Morgenstern discovered his helicopter stolen from an Austrian hangar overnight and flown across borders, a carefully planned raid that left police hunting skilled thieves. Thomas Morgenstern, 39, learned that his Robinson R44 was missing after a break-in at Mauterndorf airfield near Salzburg. The thieves struck between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m. […] The post Ski-jumping Olympic champion baffled after thieves steal helicopter and fly it across borders appeared first on American Almanac .
Olympic ski-jumping champion Thomas Morgenstern discovered his helicopter stolen from an Austrian hangar overnight and flown across borders, a carefully planned raid that left police hunting skilled thieves. Thomas Morgenstern, 39, learned that his Robinson R44 was missing after a break-in at Mauterndorf airfield near Salzburg. The thieves struck between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m. on Monday, disabled the security cameras, wheeled the helicopter out, and flew it away. The Sun reported the theft and the former champion’s reaction. Morgenstern won three Olympic gold medals, 23 World Cup titles, and eight world championships before retiring from ski jumping in 2014. He later launched a company offering VIP flying experiences and sightseeing tours.…Open