F-35 plane crash crashed in Alaska.
Ankrej, Alaska (AP): A single-seat F-35 fighter plane has crashed during a training exercise on Tuesday in Alaska. However, a pilot of the US Air Force has been reported to be safe in this accident. Commander of the 354th Fighter Wing Colonel Paul Townsend told a press conference that the pilot experienced “malfunction during flight”. He then jumped from the plane. He said that the aircraft crashed while landing the flight on Elson Air Force Base.
He said that the pilot had announced an emergency during the flight before the accident and his condition is stable and he is being treated in a hospital. The Air Force said in a statement that the aircraft suffered a lot in the accident on Tuesday afternoon. The Eelson Air Force Base is about 25 miles (40 km) south of Fairbanks. Townsend said in a statement that the Air Force “would conduct a thorough investigation to reduce such incidents.”
F-35 can fly continuously for 12 hours
America’s F-35 aircraft is capable of flying for 12 consecutive hours. F-35 can reach almost anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere in a mission. Earlier in May, an F-35 fighter aircraft, going from Texas to Los Angeles, crashed after stopping to fuel at New Mexico. The seriously injured pilot was rushed to the hospital. In October, in October, a maritime examination was convicted for getting out of the aircraft if the F-35 pilot was not needed, due to which the fighter aircraft fly unmanned for 11 minutes before crashing in rural South Carolina in 2023 Lack of
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