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US Air Force F-35 Crashes During Routine Exercise in Florida Just Days After Similar Incident
US Air Force F-35 Crashes During Routine Exercise in Florida Just Days After Similar Incident
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According to Eglin Air Force Base, the pilot ejected from the aircraft and is currently in stable condition. The crash did not cause any casualties or damage... 20.05.2020, Sputnik International
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US Air Force F-35 Crashes During Routine Exercise in Florida Just Days After Similar Incident
08:52 GMT 20.05.2020 (Updated: 08:48 GMT 15.11.2022) According to Eglin Air Force Base, the pilot ejected from the aircraft and is currently in stable condition. The crash did not cause any casualties or damage on the ground, the base added.
A US Air Force F-35 Lightning II combat warplane has crashed in Florida during a routine training exercise, Eglin Air Force Base said on Twitter.
The plane belonging to the 58th Fighter Squad crashed around 9:30 pm local time and did not cause any damage or loss of life. The base has launched an investigation into the matter.
The incident comes just days after a F-22 Raptor fighter crashed while performing a test flight last Friday. Similarly to the latest crash, there were no casualties or damage caused by the incident and the pilot ejected to safety.
