Footage happened on 27th of July 2002. A pilot Volodymyr Toponar and co-piloted Yuriy Yegorov crashed a Ukrainian Air Force Sukhoi Su-27. 2002 Air show disaster tragedy real-time video footage moments of the catastrophic crash, a real-time caught on camera footage. The disastrous event happened during an aerobatics’ performance at Sknyliv airfield near Lviv in Ukraine. During the performance of aerobatics, a Su-27 fighter crashed. He fell right into the crowd of spectators. At the scene, 77 people died (including 28 children), and about 300 more people were injured of varying severity. The pilots ejected after the plane hit the ground for the first time and managed to leave it before it collapsed and caught fire. Both pilots survived. The wreckage of one of the planes fell on the Belozerikha gardening association in the village of Rybaki, damaging three houses and a garage. Five residents were injured in the accident. Two men and one woman were hospitalized with severe burns, and later died in the hospital.
Stock Footage the most terrible catastrophe occurred during a public Air Show event.
Sknyliv air show disaster occurred on 27 July 2002
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