Four crew members involved in a mid-air collision of military jets at an ⁠air show ejected safely outside Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho, the US Navy said.

New Delhi: Two US Navy fighter jets collided mid-air during an air show performance in Idaho on Sunday, causing panic among spectators and forcing

Cause unclear for collission of EA18-G Growlers at Mountain Home Air Force Base, but expert says it's remarkable both crews managed to eject

Officials say all four crew members ejected safely after two Navy jets collided during an air show at a military base in Idaho.

Videos show two jets colliding midair at an Idaho air show, with four parachutes deploying before the aircraft crashed and exploded.

Videos show two jets colliding midair at an Idaho air show, with four parachutes deploying before the aircraft crashed and exploded.

Videos shared online showed the two aircraft colliding in the air before breaking apart. Moments later, four parachutes could be seen descending toward the ground.

Four crew members safely ejected after two Navy jets collided during an Idaho air show, with no injuries reported.

Four crew members safely ejected after two Navy jets collided during an Idaho air show, with no injuries reported.

Officials say all four crew members ejected safely after two Navy jets collided during an air show at a military base in Idaho.

Videos shared online showed the two aircraft colliding in the air before breaking apart. Moments later, four parachutes could be seen descending toward the ground.

The collision involved two U.S. Navy EA18-G Growlers from the Electronic Attack Squadron 129 in Whidbey Island, Washington.

Four crew members ejected safely after two Navy jets collided Sunday at an air show in Idaho, a show organizer said.

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