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This happened in July 2002. "At least 78 people were killed including 27 children and more than 115 injured in western Ukraine, when the military aircraft crashed into a crowd of spectators at an air show.
Thousands of people watched in horror as the Russian-made Sukhoi Su-27 jet plummeted from the sky, exploding into flames amongst the crowded stands, in what has become the world's worst air show disaster."
Oh, that is terrible. :shakehead: I think the collision of italian trainer jets in Germany in 1990 is the most terrible airshow disaster? was the pilot in that Su-27 is dead now?
Both ejected at the last minute and survived. I pretty sure that's them in the brown overall's in the first image. In the second image that black figure above the flame is one of them.
Man that video is insane...wonder if they could figure out what was going on when all they saw was the intakes on that thing...and I also believe the trainer jet crash in Germany was the worst airshow disaster..
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I have another video here filmed from another angle. I had to crop the last part off because it's pretty graphic and probably not appropriate for jetphotos.
One minute into the video you can see one of the ejected pilot's. Imagine being him, looking around at the hell you created.
Oh, that is terrible. :shakehead: I think the collision of italian trainer jets in Germany in 1990 is the most terrible airshow disaster? was the pilot in that Su-27 is dead now?
this was in 1988 at Ramstein AB but the Su-27 crash killed more.
However, note that the first reaction by the president Kuchma was to "dismissed both the air force chief and the commander of the air force division". Could it really be their fault, or could it be a consequence of the lack of sufficient funds for the Ukranian air force?
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