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Moroccan Air Force Mirage F1 fighter jet Crash, Pilot Safe

Darek Liam by Darek Liam
January 22, 2019
in Aerospace
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A Moroccan Air Force Mirage F1 crashed Monday in the northern region of Taounate. The pilot managed to safely eject from the airplane.

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The crased Mirage F1 fighter Jet (credit: RMAF)

According to the General Staff of the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces (RMAF), the Mirage F1 fighter jet was on a training flight, crashed after a “technical breakdown.”

The plane crashed in an inhabited area and did not cause any collateral damage.

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