4 Pilots Killed in Mid-Air Collision of Philippine Air Force Training Planes
Four Philippine Air Force pilots died when two SF-260 training aircraft collided mid-air during a flight at Fernando Air Base in Batangas. The Air Force has launched an investigation into the cause and temporarily grounded all similar aircraft.
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