Navy's Blue Angels investigate after video shows low flyover at Florida beach
Summary
The Navy’s Blue Angels are reviewing why one of their jets flew very low over a crowd at Pensacola Beach in Florida, causing sand and items to fly. They say safety is their top concern and are checking that all rules were followed during the flight.Key Facts
- The Blue Angels jets performed a flyover at Pensacola Beach, Florida.
- One jet flew lower than usual and banked sideways close to the crowd.
- The low flight caused sand, chairs, and tents on the beach to move or fly up.
- The Blue Angels are conducting a safety review to understand what happened.
- They said their top priority is the safety of the public, pilots, and community.
- Similar low-fly incidents recently happened with military helicopters in South Carolina and Tennessee.
- In those past helicopter cases, pilots were briefly suspended, but suspensions were later lifted.
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