Two RAF pilots injured in training aircraft crash in Wales

Summarised from 3 outlets · 7 reports · Updated 23 Sept, 22:44 · Archive

Two RAF pilots were injured after ejecting from a training aircraft that crashed in North Wales.

The pilots ejected from the aircraft moments before it crashed, with black smoke visible from the scene. Air ambulance and firefighters attended. Police said their injuries are thought to be minor.

How it is being reported

• RAF suspends some training flights after jet crash left two pilots in Birmingham hospitalExpress & Star · 24 Sept, 16:49
• RAF suspends some training flights after jet crash left two pilots in Birmingham hospitalBirmingham World · 24 Sept, 16:49
• RAF pilots who ejected moments before crash ‘expected to make full recovery’Express & Star · 24 Sept, 11:08
• RAF pauses Hawk jet training after pilots ejected moments before crashExpress & Star · 23 Sept, 21:03
• Two pilots injured in RAF training aircraft crash in Wales - air ambulance and firefighters on the sceneExpress & Star · 23 Sept, 14:55
• RAF pilots treated for injuries after 'ejecting from aircraft' moments before crash in North WalesBirminghamLive · 23 Sept, 14:34
• Two pilots injured in RAF training aircraft 'incident' in Wales - air ambulance and firefighters on the sceneExpress & Star · 23 Sept, 14:22

In this story: RAF · Wales · North Wales

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