
An F-4 Phantom type aircraft belonging to the Greek Air Force crashed during the demonstration held at Tanagra Air Base within the scope of Athens Flight Week.
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Athens Flight Week was planned for September 5-6 at Tanagra Air Base with the participation of Greek and foreign military aircraft.
The air show held within the scope of Athens Flight Week at Tanagra Air Base in Greece was the scene of the accident.
The two-seater F-4 Phantom fighter jet belonging to the Greek Air Force crashed during the demonstration. After the accident, a fire broke out and heavy smoke rose from the area.
According to Greek media, the plane suddenly lost altitude and crashed into the ground. It was stated that the air show started just a few minutes before the accident. Organizers began evacuating the area after the accident. Athens Flight Week has been suspended. The fate of the crew is not yet known.
Athens Flight Week was planned to be held at Tanagra Air Base for two days on September 5 and 6, with the participation of Greek and foreign military aircraft.

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The F-4 Phantom type fighter jet belonging to the Greek Air Force, which was performing a demonstration flight at Tanagra Air Base within the scope of Athens Flight Week, crashed. While emergency teams were dispatched to the region after the accident, no official statement has been made yet about the condition of the crew on the plane.
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