Officials say a 16-year-old passenger is in critical condition after a helicopter carrying five people crashed into Pearl Harbor.
Honolulu Emergency Services Department spokeswoman Shayne Enright says responders treated the boy and took him to a hospital after the hard landing on Thursday.
A tourist from Australia says she was visiting Pearl Harbor when she heard a couple of loud bangs and realized a helicopter had crashed into the water.
The Navy says operations at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, including visits to the USS Arizona Memorial were suspended until further notice.
An official with the U.S. Navy in Honolulu says there were no fatalities immediately after a helicopter with five people on board crashed into the Pacific Ocean.
Navy spokeswoman Agnes Tauyan (TAW'-yahn) said all five people were recovered from the water after the Thursday crash in Pearl Harbor.
McKenzie says all five people were transferred to land after the hard landing, which occurred near the Arizona Memorial, a popular tourist destination in Oahu.
