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F-35B fighter jet crashes in the US: Pilot survives using ejection seat

Emergency teams were dispatched to the area after an F-35B crashed near the Miramar Air Base in California; it was announced that the pilot was rescued.

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F-35B fighter jet crashes in the US: Pilot survives using ejection seat

An F-35B fighter jet has crashed near the Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, California, in the United States. Emergency teams were dispatched to the area following the accident.

It was reported that the pilot on board saved himself by using the ejection seat. According to information reflected in local media, the accident occurred around 10:00 local time.

F-35B uçağının düştüğü alanda ekiplerin müdahale ettiği görüntü.
Emergency teams were seen working at the crash site.

STATEMENT FROM THE MARINE CORPS

The US Marine Corps confirmed the accident in its initial statement regarding the incident. The statement included the following: “We can confirm a Class A mishap involving a Marine Corps F-35B near MCAS Miramar. The pilot ejected from the aircraft and was recovered. More information will be shared shortly.”

In images shared on social media, thick smoke was seen rising from the area where the aircraft crashed. It was reported that fire crews intervened in the fire that broke out after the accident.

Miramar Hava Üssü yakınlarında kaza sonrası yükselen dumanın görüldüğü görüntü.
Smoke rising from the region was reflected in images shared on social media.

The F-35B is among the fifth-generation fighter jets known for their short takeoff and vertical landing capabilities. It was reported that the investigation into the cause of the accident is ongoing and that details will be shared later.


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