RAF issues major update on two pilots who ejected from training jet just moments before crash

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Two injured RAF pilots who ejected from a training jet just moments before it crashed are "expected to make a full recovery," the Royal Air Force has said.Both crew members were aboard an RAF Hawk T2 that crashed yesterday near the service's Valley base on Anglesey.The pair managed to eject from the jet just moments before it struck the ground in the Pencarnisiog area, not far from the station.The RAF confirmed the pilots are "doing well" after receiving treatment for minor injuries.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The training aircraft was operating out of RAF Valley when it went down.An investigation was launched into the cause of the crash.The RAF released a statement on social media following the incident.It said: "Both pilots are doing well, they are in extremely good spirits and expected to make a full recovery.They added: "A formal investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident is now underway and, as a precautionary measure, the RAF has temporarily paused Hawk...

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