Craziest Airshow Accident Every! Everyone Survived?

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May 17th 2026!
Two Navy EA-18G Growler jets collided mid-air
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James Kaufman will news report today.
Two U.S. Navy jets collide mid-air and explode
during the Gunfighter Sky Air Show at Mountain Home Air Force Base.
The craziest air show accident ever.
Everyone survived.
Two Navy EA-18G Growler jets
collided mid-air Sunday afternoon
during the Gunfighter Sky Air Show at Mountain Home Air Force Base
in Idaho, sending both crews ejecting
and triggering a full lockdown of the military
installation. You can see that obviously one
of the pilots makes a huge mistake. I'll show you
that right here. And obviously they all got very, very lucky.
There are all four parachutes coming
down. Got to watch the jet fuel, I feel sure.
A shocking incident occurred in front of thousands.
Watch. A little close there. Golly. They're just sitting there.
I'm glad that they were all able to eject without hitting
the other plane or the canopy or something.
Again, the shocking incident occurred in front of thousands of people
who had packed the base
for the first major air show since 2018, six years ago.
Video captured at the scene shows the two aircraft,
part of Navy's VAQ-129 Growler demo team,
coming together in close formation before slamming into each other.
That was not close formation.
That was a huge mistake by the pilot in the rear.
Moments later, four parachutes deployed.
Wow, incredible.
The base was immediately placed on lockdown,
while emergency responders rushed to the scene.
Kim Sykes, the marketing director with Silver Wings of Idaho,
told the Associated Press that all four crew members ejected
and landed safely and are being evaluated.
Wow, folks. Give us a thumbs up. Thank God for their safety.
what a mess this was please share
and remember anything's possible bizarro world
