A turbojet plane crashed during an airshow in South Africa

During an airshow in the Republic of South Africa (South Africa), a turbojet crashed, the pilot did not survive. This was reported on Saturday, March 22, by the local News24 portal.

"Videos posted on social networks show how the plane, apparently an Impala Mk1, rises, turns over in the air, and then falls to the ground, after which it catches fire," the portal reports.

When the local rescue service arrived at the crash site, they found the wreckage engulfed in flames.

The cause of the crash is not specified.

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