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Airmen hurt in car park landing Airmen injured in RAF jet crash
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A Hawk jet has come down in the car park of the RAF Cranwell airbase in Lincolnshire. A Hawk jet has crash landed in the car park of the RAF Cranwell airbase in Lincolnshire.
Two people on board the jet were injured when the plane landed next to the air traffic control tower.Two people on board the jet were injured when the plane landed next to the air traffic control tower.
Around 20 firefighters have been sent to the scene. It is not known if the aircraft crashed or made an emergency landing. The crew members ejected from the jet, but it is believed they were not seriously injured.
The two crew ejected from the jet, but it is believed they were not seriously injured. The RAF confirmed the jet came down within the bounds of the airfield. Around 20 firefighters have been sent to the scene.
In a statement, an RAF spokesperson said: "Both crew ejected safely and are currently being assessed medically.
"The Civilian Air Ambulance is at the scene along with a RAF Search and Rescue Helicopter.
"We do not know what caused this incident, however, a Board of Inquiry is being established to investigate all aspects of the crash.
"The next of kin have been informed."