Investigators Examine Cockpit Recordings and Wreckage After Greek F-4 Phantom Crash
Greek authorities are analyzing flight data, pilot communications, and debris from a fatal F-4 Phantom II crash near Tanagra to determine the cause of the accident. The investigation focuses on the final moments of the flight following reports of technical difficulties.
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Investigators Zero In on Video Evidence in Fatal Greek Air Force Phantom Crash
Greek air force investigators are combing through footage captured by security cameras and spectators' phones as they try to determine what caused an F-4 Phantom fighter jet to crash during a weekend display at Tanagra air base, killing both pilots aboard. The aircraft went down at low altitude near the runway during a demonstration tied to the Athens Flying Week air show, slamming into the ground between two hangars that then caught fire. Both crew members, described by the air force as exp...
By ANTHEE CARASSAVA
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Investigators are examining pilot communications, airshow footage and wreckage after Saturday's fatal F-4E Phantom crash, with military sources ruling out ageing aircraft and pointing instead to bird strike or mechanical failure during manoeuvres The post Pilots’ communications, crash footage and wreckage set to reveal cause of Phantom crash in Tanagra appeared first on ProtoThema English.
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