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Greek F-4 Fighter Jet Crashes in Front of Thousands, Killing Both Pilots

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A Hellenic Air Force F-4E Phantom II crashed during Athens Flying Week, killing both pilots as thousands watched from nearby.

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Viewer records military plane crash that left two dead on air show in Greece One viewer recorded the moment when a F-4 Phantom fighter fell on Saturday afternoon (5) at an air base near Athens during an air show. The two pilots who were on board the aircraft died. The fighter had just taken off when it suddenly lost altitude and fell. After the crash, there was an explosion Thousands of people gathered to attend the presentation "Athens Flying W…

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A Greek Air Force fighter jet crashed this afternoon during an air show north of Athens. The two pilots on board the aircraft did not survive the accident. A fire broke out after the crash, causing large, dark clouds of smoke. A camera crew was filming when the plane crashed. The incident took place this afternoon around 3:00 PM local time during Athens Flying Week. Thousands of people had come to watch the air show at Tanagra Air Force Base, ab…

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Two F-4 Phantom fighter pilots were found dead in the wreckage of the aircraft. According to initial reports, there is a recording of a conversation between two experienced pilots and a control center minutes before the plane crashed, according to which the pilots did not activate the ejection system from the plane, as happens in the event of a malfunction, to take the plane away from the residential area and away from the air show spectators. A…

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A Greek F-4 Phantom II fighter jet crashed during a low-altitude maneuver at the Athens Flight Week air show at Tanagra Air Base, killing both pilots. There were no ejections and no spectators were injured. The crash caused a massive fire. You can see these moments from five angles on Tabnak.

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WLTReport broke the news on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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