April 14, 2011
Courtesy: U.S. Navy Video/Released (No Audio)
An F/A-18C Hornet assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 113 experienced an engine fire following a touch-and-go landing aboard USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) April 11. The pilot was able to execute a single-engine approach and land on board. Upon landing, the aircraft fuselage became engulfed in flames. Carl Vinson’s Crash and Salvage team, assigned to Air Department’s V-1 Division, responded immediately with the P-25 mobile fire fighting vehicle along with the flight deck emergency hose team. PACIFIC OCEAAN (April 11,2 011) The aircraft fire was extinguished using aqueous film forming foam (AFFF), and the pilot exited the plane uninjured. No flight deck personnel were injured in the mishap.
By: EyeMaster
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Tags: F-18 Hornet, Jet, Strike Fighter Squadron, Engine, Fire, USS Carl Vinson, Aircraft Carrier
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