RAF pilots expected to fully recover after Hawk T2 crash in Anglesey
RAF pilots expected to recover after Hawk T2 crash in Anglesey

The Royal Air Force (RAF) has issued an update after a Hawk T2 jet crashed in Anglesey, Wales, on Wednesday. The two pilots who ejected from the aircraft moments before it hit the ground are expected to make a full recovery.

RAF confirms pilots' condition

Sharing an update, the RAF said: "Both pilots are doing well, they are in extremely good spirits, and expected to make a full recovery."

Video footage showed the moment the plane smashed into the ground. The incident occurred on Wednesday, with the RAF providing the update on Thursday.

Investigation and next steps

Further updates are expected to follow as the investigation into the crash continues.