Two killed as Greek air force jet crashes at annual air show near Athens
Both pilots were killed in the crash at Tanagra air force base but no civilians were hurt.
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Both pilots were killed in the crash at Tanagra air force base but no civilians were hurt. Two pilots were killed when a Greek air force jet crashed at an annual aerial show north of Athens on Saturday, officials said. The twin-seat Phantom F4 jet flew into the ground during a low-altitude maneuver just meters above the ground.
Furthermore, Fighter jet crashes at air show, killing 2 pilots with thousands of spectators watching. The air force declared three days of mourning following the crash.
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Both pilots were killed in the crash at Tanagra air force base but no civilians were hurt.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesTwo pilots were killed when a Greek air force jet crashed at an annual aerial show north of Athens on Saturday, officials said.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe twin-seat Phantom F4 jet flew into the ground during a low-altitude maneuver just meters above the ground.
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Fighter jet crashes at air show, killing 2 pilots with thousands of spectators watching.
according to Fox News — LatestThe air force declared three days of mourning following the crash.
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