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The Philippine Air Force SF-260 training crash

Two SF-260 trainers crashed at Fernando Air Base in Batangas. The fleet-wide grounding is a precaution while investigators determine the cause—not a finding of an aircraft defect.

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DevelopingNext check Oct 25: Check for an Air Force investigation update, clarification of the collision sequence, or a change to the SF-260 grounding.

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  1. Update 1Four pilots killed in Philippine training crash; entire SF-260 fleet grounded

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  1. Update 1

    Four pilots killed in Philippine training crash; entire SF-260 fleet grounded

    Two SF-260 trainers crashed at Fernando Air Base in Batangas. The fleet-wide grounding is a precaution while investigators determine the cause—not a finding of an aircraft defect.

    Still open after this report

    • The underlying cause, the inquiry’s completion date and a verified return-to-flight timetable remain unestablished.

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  • Philippine Air Forceair warfare branch of the Armed Forces of the Philippines1 report

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Pilot deaths in the crashNot independently confirmed3
Aircraft involved in the crashNot independently confirmed3
Temporary grounding of the SF-260 fleetNot independently confirmed2
Investigation into the crash causeNot independently confirmed2
Other casualtiesNot independently confirmed2
Crash site within the base perimeterNot independently confirmed2

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