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Topic · standing beatupdated Sat, 24 Oct, 16:30

Fernando Air Base

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World · 24 Oct

Philippines | ఫిలిప్పైన్స్‌లో రెండు సైనిక విమానాలు ఢీ.. న‌లుగురు పైల‌ట్లు మృతి

AI summaryA military training accident occurred in the Philippines when two SF-260 aircraft collided near Fernando Air Base in Batangas province, killing four pilots. The Philippine Air Force temporarily suspended the use of SF-260 aircraft following the incident while an investigation is underway. The article also notes that concerns have been raised about the recurring accidents involving these specific aircraft.

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