2 pilots eject from military training jet in Texas after landing gear issue
Summary
Two pilots safely ejected from a military training plane near Seguin, Texas, after finding a problem with the landing gear. They followed expert advice to leave the aircraft and were checked by medical staff after landing.Key Facts
- The incident happened around 5:51 p.m. near Seguin, Texas.
- The pilots flew a T-6A Texan II, a plane used to train U.S. Air Force and Navy pilots.
- The plane showed signs the landing gear was not safe.
- Experts told the pilots to eject from the plane, which they did successfully.
- Both pilots were examined by local medical teams; their health status was not shared immediately.
- The training wing involved is the 12th Flying Training Wing, which trains future Air Force aviators.
- Seguin is about 35 miles east of San Antonio.
- The T-6A Texan II has one engine and two seats specifically for teaching basic flying skills.
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