A former county air ambulance pilot, killed in a central London helicopter crash, made an unsafe decision to fly in "excessively challenging weather conditions", a jury has found.Peter Barnes, 50, died when the helicopter he was piloting in freezing fog clipped a crane at The Tower, St George Wharf, Vauxhall, in January 2013.The jury said he was under commercial pressure to satisfy an important client when he made the "inappropriate" decision to fly.Pedestrian Matthew Wood,...
