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A 64-year-old man accidentally ejected himself from a fighter jet at 2,500 feet -- (link)
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by
Bacon
Did the jet crash? The article doesn't say. -- nm
Posted by
David (aka David)
Apr 13 '20, 12:23
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Responses:
The article says "The pilot was not ejected and managed to land the plane safely, despite suffering some minor facial injuries during the ordeal. " -- nm
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mara
Apr 13, 12:26
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Totally my fault! I read it twice and still missed that. Thanks! -- nm
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David
Apr 13, 12:39
Good point. He was a passenger so I assume the pilot landed the plane safely. -- nm
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Bacon
Apr 13, 12:25
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Actually, it's only because of a malfunction that the pilot wasn't also ejected. He landed the plane and ran away as fast as he could.
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Beryllium
Apr 13, 12:30
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DAMN!! -- nm
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Bacon
Apr 13, 12:33
The picture showed the avion (plane) in the bottom left corner. Assuming it's fine. He was a passenger. -- nm*
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VMan
Apr 13, 12:25
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