Two Planes Collide at Air Show in the US
Two planes collided in mid-air during an air show in Idaho, USA. The crew involved in the crash safely ejected using their ejection seats.
Two planes collided in mid-air during an air show in Idaho, USA. The crew involved in the crash safely ejected using their ejection seats.
During the Gunfighter Skies air show held yesterday at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho, USA, two planes collided in mid-air. According to local media reports and statements from base spokesperson Antwain Hanks, black smoke rose from the scene following the collision, while four parachutes were seen in the sky.
In an announcement made to the audience by the presenter at the show area, it was stated that the crew safely ejected from the planes using the ejection systems and their parachutes deployed.
It was noted that emergency teams were dispatched to the scene, and an investigation has been launched by authorities to determine the cause of the accident.
