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Our own leah gabriel seeing results of that review and spoke to the navy's number two officer about them. lee. >> a the bottom line the navy can't say when the t-45 the only jet trainer will start flying again. reports says finding a solution to the problem have, quote, proved allowive. in other words, there isn't one yet. the issue is with the basic life support systems with the t-45 trainer and f-118 hornet. reports of incidents where pilots and crew became impaired on the rise. increasing 90% in some models last year alone. i visited naval air station oceania in virginia beach for exclusive...

>> bill: we're getting a look at a report from the u.s. navy about a problem that has brought pilot training to a standstill. some pilots said they were more scared of dieing in the cockpit than being killed by the enemy. that got our attention. the navy ordered a pause in training while they reviewed the situation. lea gabrielle is here. she used to fly fighter jets. what did you find out? >> the bottom line, the navy cannot say the t-45, the only jet trainer, can start reporting a again for training. there isn't a solution yet. the systems are supposed to provide clean air to the pilot and t...

Two officer about them. what is a take away here? 's been going on the bottom line is that the navy still cannot say when the t45, the navy only jet trainer will start flying again. a six to five page review said finding a solution to the problem has pthere is not one y. the issue with was systems with the trainer and the f-18 hornets. the systems are supposed to provide clean breathable air to air crew and when they don't, pilots may become dizzy, euphoric, or even pass out off-line. reports of these kinds of incidents have been on the rise. it's is the navy has been taking a quote unrestrain...

Amid allegations of inappropriate behavior towards male employees. she says the allegations are unfounded nearly three weeks after bar went on leave. tragedy at annual quad city air show in iowa, a plane crashes before thousands of people killing the pilot. >> oh, oh, no, no, no, down. >> no! >> oh no! >> the l-39 jet trainer was attempting a 45 degree banked turn and took a nosedive into the field. at this time they're not releasing pilot's name and no one on the ground was hurt. the last time there was a fatal accident at the air show

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