Fighter Pilot video: Video captures the moment a U.S. pilot leaves a fighter plane following a Thursday strangely slow-moving accident in Texas.
The F-35B aircraft, which was hovering over Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, started to drop toward the ground. Before the plane crashed nose-first and went into a spin that appeared to be fueled by its vertical propulsion system, the landing gear impacted the ground and then rebounded back into the air.
Video captures the moment a U.S. pilot leaves a fighter plane following a Thursday strangely slow-moving accident in Texas.
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The F-35B aircraft, which was hovering over Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, started to drop toward the ground. Before the plane crashed nose-first and went into a spin that appeared to be fueled by its vertical propulsion system, the landing gear impacted the ground and then rebounded back into the air.
Safety is our priority, and we will adhere to the proper inquiry protocol, according to Lockheed Martin.
Also unknown is the cause of the collision. Other movies of comparable aircraft demonstrate slight bounces after the landing gear touches the ground, but those are dampened by shock struts. In the event on Thursday, the plane landed with a moon-like bounce.
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The upgraded fighter jet with short takeoff and vertical landing capabilities is available to the Marine Corps as the F-35B. This skill enables aircraft to land and takes off from locations with little room, such as assault ships.
Lockheed is a tenant of the naval air station, according to Candateshia Pafford, and they share a runway. According to NBC DFW, the company constructs the jet in a close-by facility.
Stay tuned to Digitalnewsexpert.com for more updates.
