Why Did the F-35 Jets Crash in Alaska?

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Another Round of Questions: Why Did the F-35 Crash Again?

For the third time in less than a year, a U.S. Air Force F-35 Lightning 2, a stealth fighter with a staggering $82 million price tag has crashed.

The latest incident occurred On Tuesday the 28th 2025 at 12:49 p.m. during a training exercise at Alaska’s Eielson Air Force Base

The pilot managed to eject safely, but the jet was completely destroyed, with its wreckage left burning inside the base’s perimeter.

This isn’t just a string of bad luck—it’s starting to look like a pattern.
Back in May 2024, an F-35 crashed in New Mexico after a refueling stop, leaving the pilot seriously injured.

Before that, in September 2023, a Marine Corps F-35 B went down in South Carolina after the pilot ejected mid-flight due to a malfunction.
The jet, shockingly, continued flying unmanned for 11 minutes before crashing into a field.

Now, in January 2025, the Alaska crash adds another chapter to this growing list of mishaps, sparking even louder concerns about the jet’s safety.


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