Coroner says Anglesey jet crash in which RAF engineer died 'could have been avoided'
A coroner has said a Red Arrows jet crash in which an RAF engineer in the rear cockpit had died “could have been avoided.”
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A coroner has said a Red Arrows jet crash in which an RAF engineer in the rear cockpit had died “could have been avoided.”
Engineer Jonathan Bayliss died in 2018 when an RAF Hawk jet crashed into the runway on Anglesey.
Corporal Jonathan Bayliss, 41, was killed by smoke inhalation in the fireball after the Hawk T1 jet crashed into the runway at RAF Valley in Anglesey. The pilot, Flight Lieutenant David Stark, survived.
Corporal Jonathan Bayliss died when the Hawk T1 jet crashed into the runway at RAF Valley in Anglesey, North Wales, in March 2018.
Emotions run high on the second day of inquest into death of Cpl Jonathan Bayliss, who was unable to eject before jet hit the ground