A U.S. military plane crashed in San Diego Bay

Military aircraft E/A-18 G Growler crashed in San Diego Bay, California, near the U.S. Navy air base. This was reported on February 12 by the TV channel Fox News with reference to firefighters.

"A military aircraft crashed in San Diego Bay near the North Island Naval Air Station. The San Diego Fire Department confirmed that there were two pilots on board and that they were rescued," the publication said.

The U.S. Coast Guard noted that they were rescued by a fishing vessel. The pilots were hospitalized, and 60 firefighters and various equipment, including a helicopter, were sent to the crash site.

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Earlier, on February 11, it was reported that in Scottsdale airport in Arizona there was an accident on the runway. Then the airplane deviated from the runway and collided with another aircraft. As a result, one person was killed and three were injured.