MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho — A jet collision occurred during the Gunfighter Skies Air Show on Sunday, marking the event's third crash in history.
Authorities confirmed no injuries to air crew or spectators resulted from the incident. The collision involved two military jets and occurred at approximately 2:41 p.m. Emergency services were on standby, but no medical aid was required. The collision is currently under investigation by military officials.
Witnesses reported that this year's incident added approximately $134 million in damages. Previously, notable crashes at the air show include a Thunderbird jet incident in 2003, where the pilot ejected just before impact, and the death of pilot Dan Buchanan in 2018 during a hang glider performance.
Before this year's air show, military officials stated that maintenance teams were diligently preparing aircraft for safe operation, emphasizing robust safety measures.
The specific details of the ongoing investigation have not yet been released.
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