“An F-16 Fighting Falcon assigned to the 56th Fighter Wing at Luke Air Force Wing comatose at about 8:45 a.m. today arctic of Luke AFB in the around of Bagdad, Arizona,” the Air Force said in a statement. “The could could cause of the blast is alien at this time.”
Defense Department admiral said it was cryptic if the pilot of the aircraft had ejected above-mentioned to the crash.
Bagdad, Arizona, is amid 120 afar northwest of Phoenix, area Luke Air Force Base is located.
"Luke AFB admiral are alive carefully with bounded authorities in a search-and-rescue operation," the Air Force said in a statement. "Due to the limited area and asperous terrain, the cachet of the pilot is unknown."Brigadier General Scott Pleus, administrator of the 56th Fighter Wing, has accustomed an Interim Safety Board to activate a basic analysis into the could could cause of the crash.
Some American F-16's based in Arizona are acclimated to alternation pilots from added countries. It is cryptic if the pilot belonged to the Air Force or was an all-embracing trainee, admiral said.
Last June, an Iraqi abecedarian pilot was dead if his F-16 comatose in Arizona. That fighter jet belonged to the 162nd Wing of the Arizona Air National Guard, which specializes in an all-embracing training affairs for F-16 pilots.
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