Two RAF pilots return home after Anglesey jet crash
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Two RAF pilots injured in a jet crash on Anglesey have returned home and are recuperating.
Two RAF pilots who ejected from their jet moments before it crashed on Anglesey have returned home to recuperate, the RAF has confirmed.
The pilots ejected from the aircraft moments before impact. The RAF released a statement regarding their condition and thanked all those who provided support to the pilots in the days following the crash.
The pilots also issued their own statement thanking the emergency services who responded to the incident.
How it is being reported
- Pilots of crashed RAF jet thank emergency servicesBBC North West Wales · 1 Oct, 13:02
- Statement from RAF pilots involved in Hawk jet crash on AngleseyNorth Wales Live · 1 Oct, 10:28
- RAF pilots injured in Anglesey jet crash have 'returned home and are recuperating'North Wales Pioneer · 1 Oct, 10:15
- RAF pilots injured in Anglesey jet crash have 'returned home and are recuperating'North Wales Chronicle · 1 Oct, 10:15
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