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South Korea Air Force Apologizes for 2021 F-15K Collision Caused by Filming Maneuver

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23/04/2026Résumé IA

South Korea Air Force Apologizes for 2021 F-15K Collision Caused by Filming Maneuver

South Korea's air force apologized after a state audit found that a wingman pilot's unauthorized filming attempt caused a collision between two F-15K jets during formation flight near Daegu in December 2021. The pilot sharply climbed and banked without clearance to improve his camera angle, striking the lead jet's wing and causing about 880 million won ($600,000) in damage. No one was injured. The pilot received severe disciplinary action and left the military.

Daegu'da F-15K jetlerinin karıştığı kaza: Pilotun fotoğraf çekme girişimi pahalıya patladı

Daegu'da son uçuşunu fotoğraflamak isteyen bir F-15K pilotunun yaptığı ani manevra sonucu iki jet havada çarpıştı. 600 bin dolarlık hasara yol açan olayda, Denetim Kurulu idari zafiyetleri gerekçe göstererek pilotun tazminat cezasını onda bire indirdi.

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South Korean F-15K Jets Collided in 2021 Because Pilots Were Taking Photos, Audit Finds

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22/04/2026Résumé IA

South Korean F-15K Jets Collided in 2021 Because Pilots Were Taking Photos, Audit Finds

South Korea's Board of Audit and Inspection found that two F-15K fighter jets collided mid-air in 2021 because the wingman pilot was taking photos and videos with his personal mobile phone. The pilot wanted to commemorate his last flight with his military unit. The collision caused 880 million won in damage. The wingman pilot was fined 88 million won after appealing the air force's initial demand for full compensation. The audit board ruled the air force shared responsibility for not regulating pilots' personal camera use during flights.

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