London, Sept. 24 – Two pilots suffered minor injuries after ejecting from a UK military training aircraft that crashed near Anglesey in Wales on Wednesday. The British RAF T2 Hawk jet operating from RAF Valley was involved, according to North Wales Police and Royal Air Force statements. Authorities confirmed no wider damage or additional injuries from the training aircraft crash site.
An RAF spokesperson said an incident involving an RAF T2 Hawk aircraft flying out of RAF Valley occurred near Anglesey, with an investigation underway. The two UK pilots injured in the military training aircraft incident are being treated for minor injuries after ejection. Further details remain withheld pending the official inquiry process.
North Wales Police reported the pilots received medical care after the UK military training aircraft crashed. The site of the British training jet incident was secured with no civilian impact nearby. Police and military personnel coordinated a prompt response involving the RAF Valley-based aircraft.
The incident of two pilots being injured from the UK military training aircraft relates to operations at RAF Valley with the T2 Hawk. The investigation will review the ejection and crash circumstances near Anglesey, Wales. Safety measures continue as the Royal Air Force maintains pilot training after the event.