
週五菲律賓南八打雁省費爾南多空軍基地發生飛行事故,兩架SF-260教練機訓練時相撞墜毀,機上4名飛行員全數殉職。菲律賓空軍已下令暫時停飛同型機隊並展開調查。
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菲律賓空軍基地發生訓練機相撞墜毀事故。
菲律賓空軍已下令暫時停飛旗下所有的SF-260型訓練機隊。
週五(23日)菲律賓一處空軍基地發生嚴重飛行事故,兩架SF-260教練機於執行訓練任務時在基地內相撞墜毀,機上4名飛行員全數殉職。
據《路透》報導,這起墜機事故發生於南八打雁省(Batangas)的費爾南多空軍基地(Fernando Air Base)。菲律賓軍方聲明表示,兩架SF-260教練機是在進行訓練飛行時失事,墜毀於空軍基地園區範圍內;菲律賓當地媒體報導指出,兩架教練機疑是在空中發生相撞。
菲律賓空軍表示已對事故原因展開深入調查,並在調查結果公布前,全面暫停SF-260教練機機隊的飛行訓練任務,以確保後續飛行安全。
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菲律賓空軍將公布SF-260墜機事故調查結果
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