2 aircraft crash during WWII airshow in Dallas — Transcript
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- 0:00two aircraft collided and crashed at the
- 0:03Dallas Executive Airport in Texas
- 0:04Saturday afternoon
- 0:08the crash occurred during flying
- 0:10demonstrations of World War II fighter
- 0:12planes at the Wings Over Dallas event
- 0:14[Music]
- 0:17according to the Federal Aviation
- 0:18Administration it's unclear how many
- 0:20people were on board the plains
- 0:26the air show was planned by the
- 0:28commemorative Air Force and organization
- 0:30focused on American Military Aviation
- 0:34the FAA and the national Transportation
- 0:37safety board are leading the
- 0:38investigation into the Collision
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