No stunt and old news but still good video. Who doesn't like a crash where nobody gets hurt.

The incident took place at the Lowestoft (UK) Air Festival summer 2002. The beach was crowded with people watching, and taping, the airshow. The pilot was quickly pulled out of the water by one of the rescue boats on hand and was ok. Well, probably some bruising, especially of the ego. No idea if it was pilot error or mechanical failure. I'd expect the second myself.


(This comment was modified on Jun 28, 2005 02:47 PM)

Who doesn't like a crash where nobody gets hurt.

Excellent point.

It's a bit too gruesome for me to watch the ones with clear injuries.

Now, people being dumbasses who walk away without injury but screw up their vehicles? Those don't bother me at all.

Anything with obvious broken bones also grosses me out.

i heard it's really hard to keep a Harrier hovering, u need some skill to do that!!!!! so who knows....pilots error?

Why would they crash a multi-million dollar jet and risk both the pilots life and the bystander's lives while polluting the ocean with scrap metal and jet fuel just for a simple stunt?

I already told you to knock it off!!
STOP MAKING SENSE OF THINGS!

LMAO u tell him Monkey! There's no sense making in the common area... it freaks out the norms lol

making sense of things is not the simian way! ALL HAIL THE GREAT PRIMATE! gooble-gobble, gooble-gobble, one of US! one of US!

what in hell, did he think Bin Laden was in that crowed

lol