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Italian Eurofighter plane crashes

Accident in Australia, except pilot transported by helicopter to hospital

An Italian Air Force (AMI) Eurofighter Typhoon F-2000 plane crashed in recent hours during a military exercise taking place in the Douglas Daly region, Australia. The pilot saved himself by ejecting from the cockpit while the aircraft was destroyed. The accident occurred today, Wednesday 24 July 2024.According to an initial reconstruction, the aircraft had taken off from Darwin international airport,...

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Rome, Italy, 07/24/2024 07:56
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AccidentsEurofighter airplane accident (2): Sydney releases details

It was the first time that the Italian Air Force participated in the "Pitch Black" exercise

The Australian authorities have made some details official on the plane crash that today involved a Eurofighter Typhoon F-2000 fighter aircraft of the Italian Air Force (AMI). Rescuers and government officials... more

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