Air Force training plane goes missing in Spain

Contact with a Spanish air force training jet with two pilots aboard was lost today, the Defence Ministry said.

Air Force training plane goes missing in Spain
Fri, 27 Jan, 2006 - 14:44

Contact with a Spanish air force training jet with two pilots aboard was lost today, the Defence Ministry said.

The F5 trainer, made in Spain under licence from US aircraft manufacturer Northrop, went missing at about 1.30pm (12.30pm Irish time), a ministry spokesman said.

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