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(260905) -- ATHENS, Sept. 5, 2026 -- Smoke rises after an F-4 Phantom fighter jet crashed during the Athens Flying Week air show in Tanagra Air Base, Greece, Sept. 5, 2026. An F-4 Phantom aircraft crashed on Saturday afternoon during the Athens Flying Week air show at Tanagra Air Base, Greek national broadcaster ERT reported. According to ERT, the aircraft suddenly lost altitude and crashed just minutes after the Hellenic Air Force flight demonstration began. No injuries have been reported among spectators. There has been no official information on whether the two pilots used the aircraft s ejection system. ) GREECE-F-4 PHANTOM AIRCRAFT-CRASH MariosxLolos

(260905) -- ATHENS, Sept. 5, 2026 -- Smoke rises after an F-4 Phantom fighter jet crashed during the Athens Flying Week air show in Tanagra Air Base, Greece, Sept. 5, 2026. An F-4 Phantom aircraft crashed on Saturday afternoon during the Athens Flying Week air show at Tanagra Air Base, Greek national broadcaster ERT reported. According to ERT, the aircraft suddenly lost altitude and crashed just minutes after the Hellenic Air Force flight demonstration began. No injuries have been reported among spectators. There has been no official information on whether the two pilots used the aircraft s ejection system. ) GREECE-F-4 PHANTOM AIRCRAFT-CRASH MariosxLolos

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(260905) -- ATHENS, Sept. 5, 2026 -- Smoke rises after an F-4 Phantom fighter jet crashed during the Athens Flying Week air show in Tanagra Air Base, Greece, Sept. 5, 2026. An F-4 Phantom aircraft crashed on Saturday afternoon during the Athens Flying Week air show at Tanagra Air Base, Greek national broadcaster ERT reported. According to ERT, the aircraft suddenly lost altitude and crashed just minutes after the Hellenic Air Force flight demonstration began. No injuries have been reported among spectators. There has been no official information on whether the two pilots used the aircraft s ejection system. ) GREECE-F-4 PHANTOM AIRCRAFT-CRASH MariosxLolos

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