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Military F-16s intercepted a business jet near Washington DC

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Old 5th Jun 2023, 10:17
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Military F-16s intercepted a business jet near Washington DC

https://www.npr.org/2023/06/04/1180060797/dc-sonic-boom-cessna-plane-crash-virginia/

Maybe another pressurisation issue...
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Just for clarification to those who may opine that this is an accident and should be in this Forum, there are occasions when the

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takes it to R&N for the interest and background interception issues arising 👍
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