Greek air force jet crashes at annual aerial show, starts fire
Summary
A Greek air force jet crashed during an air show near Athens, causing a fire and sending large black smoke into the sky. No spectators were hurt, and emergency crews worked to control the blaze near Tanagra air force base.Key Facts
- The crash happened during an aerial show called Athens Flying Week.
- The jet was a twin-seat Phantom F4.
- It crashed while performing a low-altitude maneuver.
- No spectators were injured in the incident.
- The location of the crash was about 60 kilometers north of Athens.
- Firefighters and water-dropping aircraft worked together to control the fire.
- The fire was kept away from the area where people were watching the show.
- Officials did not immediately confirm the condition of the two airmen in the jet.
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