WWE CEO Vince McMahon’s son ‘thankful’ after surviving helicopter emergency landing in ocean according to : The Washington Post

"It was very unnerving," Shane McMahon later told reporters of the incident (via the Associated Press). The pilot, whom New York's ABC 7 identified as Mario Regtien also was uninjured in the unexpected landing. An NYPD crew rescued the son of WWE Chairman Vince McMahon, Shane McMahon, from a helicopter after it was forced to perform a "controlled" emergency landing in the sea off the coast of New York's Jones Island Beach on July 19. "I couldn't have been in better hands," McMahon told reporters (via ABC) after the crash, speaking of Regtien. (NYPD via Storyful)A helicopter carrying the son of WWE chief executive Vince McMahon was forced to make an emergency water landing in the Atlantic Ocean on Wednesday morning after troubles arose off the coast of New York.




- An NYPD crew rescued the son of WWE Chairman Vince McMahon, Shane McMahon, from a helicopter after it was forced to perform a "controlled" emergency landing in the sea off the coast of New York's Jones Island Beach on July 19.

Helicopter carrying WWE executive Shane McMahon makes emergency ocean landing

But the pilot "was super calm, which made me super calm, and we landed perfectly."He later tweeted his thanks to the pilot and emergency responders. Shane McMahon, also a WWE executive, was aboard the Robinson R44 helicopter that came down in the Atlantic Ocean off Long Island's Gilgo Beach late Wednesday morning. A helicopter carrying the son of World Wrestling Entertainment CEO Vince McMahon made an emergency landing Wednesday in the ocean off New York, and neither the pilot nor the passenger was hurt. The Federal Aviation Administration said the helicopter had taken off from Westchester County Airport in White Plains, N.Y. McMahon's mother is Linda McMahon, who heads the Small Business Administration in President Trump's administration.


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