‘Good filming opportunity‘ led to fatal light jet collision, says ATSB

Posted on January 17, 2024 by Guest authors

The two jets, formerly owned by the Republic of Singapore Air Force, crashed in Port Phillip Bay on 19 November 2023, killing two men on board one of the aircraft.

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