Two fighter jets collided with the air on Saturday at a memorial air show for the Second World War in Dallas, Texas, according to federal officials.
The Boeing B17 fighter and the Bill B-63 King-Cubra fighter collided and crashed at the “Winjuz Over Dallas” airport at Dallas Airport, according to a statement from the Federal Aviation Administration.
The administration also stated that it was unclear how many people were on board each plane.
Photographers broadcast on social media showed that the two planes collided, shortly after that, and the fire was burned in them.
The Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transport Safety Council both launched investigations, according to the officials.
A collision between two fighters at an air show in the US state of Texas resulted in their destruction.
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