Aircrews safely eject after two Navy jets collide during air show
Medical personnel are evaluating four naval aviators after they parachuted to the ground. The aviators were forced to eject from their planes when a collision occurred. This incident happened during a performance at an air show in Idaho.
The planes involved were part of a demonstration team. First responders were quickly on the scene to assist. Further details about the collision are available from the source, including information about the units and personnel involved.
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