Taiwan training jets resume flights after crash; Philippine fighter wreckage, crew bodies found

Weeks after crash, Air Force lifts Brave Eagle jet trainer flight ban - Focus Taiwan

Taipei, March 5 (CNA) Taiwan's Air Force lifted a flight ban on its advanced jet trainer (AJT) Brave Eagle fleet on Wednesday that had been imposed in mid-February after an AJT crashed in waters off Taitung County during a training session due to engine failure.

Taiwan training jets resume flights after crash; Philippine fighter wreckage, crew bodies found

Taipei (AFP) Mar 5, 2025 Taiwan's air force said Wednesday it has resumed flights of locally made Brave Eagle training jets, which were grounded for safety checks last month after one of them crashed. The jet went down after taking off from Chih Hang Air Base in southern Taitung county on February 15, with the pilot ejecting safely. The crash was blamed on "dual engine failure", but efforts continue to search fo

Taipei, 5 March 2025 (AFP) – The Taiwan Air Force declared on Wednesday that it had resumed the flights of its Brave Eagle local design training aircraft, which had been detained for security checks after the crash of one of them last month. This aircraft crashed at sea on 15 February after [...] The Taiwan article resumes the flights of its military aircraft training after a crash appeared first on MARINE & OCEANS.