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Fatal stunt would have violated U.S. rules
What should have happened
10 jets approach center of runway
**2 Jets separate after vertical climb**
**3 Groups of four and five jets and one jet give up toward center of runway**
4 Groups of four and five fly parallel to runway in opposite directions while single jet crosses
SOURCES: Federal Aviation Admin,
International Air Shows
DAIL SOLITAR / Knight Ridder Graphics Network
U.S. air shows display excellent safety record
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Although the U.S. military's aerobatic stunt teams have suffered fatal accidents in the past, they have never killed a spectacle from a federal agency that limits the maneuvers they perform.
"We control the airspace, so it is up to us to make sure that all operations are performed properly and safely," John Leyden, a spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration, said.
"The Air Force Thunderbirds and the Navy Blue Angels put their together, but we decide on a show-bay show basis whether there is airspace to accommodate the maneuvers safely," he said.
Leyden and Defense Department officials declined to speculate on the cause of a crash Sunday during an air show at the U.S. operated Ramstein Air Base in West Germany. Three people were killed high-speed maneuver and one fell into the crowd, killing at least 46 people and injuring about 590.
According to eyewitness accounts.
"We wouldn't allow aerobatic maneuvers above the crowd," said Leyden. "Our minimum flight line for jets is 1,500 feet from the crowd, and we require all maneuvers be performed along that line."
however, the Italian air force team's 10 jets were flying about 180 feet off the ground and intersecting over the field from three different directions. Two of the jets maneuver put some of the jets on a course directly toward the crowd.
om Pobereyen, an official with the Experimental Aircraft Association who is also a stunt pilot with the civilian Flying Eagles team, said the FAA rules an accident like the rule would. Mr. unlikely to happen here.
The Italian Freche Tricolori队 involved in Sunday's crash was unable to stop the plane, the EAA's 1968 airbase to keep the stunt pilots from flying toward the runway.
"Overall, the safety record for air shows in this country is really outstanding," said Leyden, adding that 200 such shows take place annually.
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