Greek F-4 fighter jet crashes during air show near Athens
Most outlets reported the crash of a Greek F-4 fighter jet during an air show near Athens, noting the incident occurred on Saturday and caused thick black smoke visible to spectators. The News International provided slightly more detail, mentioning the jet was part of the Greek Air Force and the location as north of Athens, while also referencing video footage from a public broadcaster. Arab News Pakistan's headline was concise, focusing solely on the crash and the air show context.
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Greek military aircraft crashes during airshow, pilots killed
An F-4 Phantom military aircraft crashed on Saturday at a base outside Athens during an airshow, killing the two pilots, Greek news agency ANA reported. The circumstances of the crash were unclear, but the pilots did not eject from the aircraft, local media said. The aircraft had just taken off when it suddenly lost altitude and crashed, said a journalist from public broadcaster ERT who was at ...
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Greek military aircraft crashes during airshow, pilots killed
An F-4 Phantom military aircraft crashed Saturday at a base outside Athens during an airshow, killing the two pilots, Greek news agency ANA reported.
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Greek F-4 phantom crashes during annual air show near Athens
A Greek Air Force F-4 phantom fighter jet crashed at an aerial show north of Athens, sending thick black smoke into the air before several spectators on Saturday.Video footage from a public broadcaster reported a column of black smoke, rising a few hundred meters watching the air show. According...
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