Two French Air Force Rafale Jets Collide, Pilot of One Ejects, 2 Others Missing
The aircraft were on a training mission
Two Rafale jets belonging to the French Air Force Collided in mid-air over Meurthe-et-Moselle while on a training missing yesterday.
While the pilot of one ejected before the collision, the pilot and instructor who where in the second aircraft are reported missing, the Air Force said.
A departmental inquiry has been ordered in to the incident.
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