American fighter jet gone down in California
In a recent incident, a fighter jet crashed into San Diego Bay, California. According to U.S. media reports, the two pilots onboard successfully ejected prior to the aircraft’s impact with the water.
An E/A-18 G Growler fighter jet crashed into San Diego Bay in close proximity to Naval Air Station North Island on Wednesday, according to reports.
Two pilots have been successfully rescued from the water and subsequently transported to a hospital for medical evaluation and treatment.
The recent incident has added to a succession of consecutive aviation mishaps in the United States, prompting growing concerns about the overall safety of air travel.
On Monday, a tragic incident occurred at Scottsdale Airport in Arizona, where a mid-air collision between two aircraft resulted in the death of one individual and left three others injured.
On January 29, a tragic midair collision occurred near Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C., resulting in the deaths of 67 individuals. The incident involved a passenger aircraft and a U.S. Army helicopter, according to official reports.
