Spectacular crash of an F-35 Lightning II combat beam in Alaska on Tuesday: after a malfunction, the American pilot had to save himself with the Emshering chair, which exploded around $ 100 million (95 million euros) after the impact in a fireball.
A training flight on the Aelson Air Force Base in Alaska (about 40 kilometers south of Fairbanks) ended on Tuesday in a very expensive accident. The pilot found a “malfunction” during the flight, but was able to save himself from the aircraft using the aircraft, as the commander of the 354th Combat Squadron announced as part of a press conference.
Pilot is good
The plane crashed during the landing phase, he continued. According to reports, the pilot is good. After the incident, he was immediately taken to a medical facility. The plane was considered considerable damage to the crash – just as easily recognizable on the video material – the Air Force said in an explanation.
Now a thorough investigation of the incident has been initiated “to minimize the chances of such events in the future.” $ 36 must include new buildings and dozens of residential units.
The expansion included around 3,500 new Active Air Force members and their families. With the possibility of flying more than 12 hours at a time, the F-35 can reach almost any place in the northern hemisphere in a mission.
All the second F-35 crash within a year
It was not until May an F-35 on its way from Texas to the Edwards Air Force Base near Los Angeles after the pilot had arrived in New Mexico. At that time, the pilot had to be taken to the hospital with serious injury.
In October, an investigation by the Marines blamed the pilot of an F-35 that he had catapulted himself unnecessarily from the plane, which flew for 11 minutes unmanned before he crashed in 2023 in the South Carolina countryside.
Source: Krone
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