Pilot dies after Spitfire crash in Lincolnshire field

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[@daPalma]

RAF Coningsby (Coh nings Bee)

[@kzrlgo]

It's AI xD

[@AndrewIreland-mz7nn]

It's so so so sad 😢 that the spitfire was doing what it does doing a display and then crash so so sad my ❤ goes to his family

[@petersteadman952]

RIP.

[@robertmunoz7543]

Sounds like AI speaking?😳
Jman

[@rossbrown6641]

Would you call that 'speaking'?

[@robertmunoz7543]

@@rossbrown6641 uhhhh usually!🙄
Jman

[@anitajonska8902]

Dont forget that the pilot who died recently got his flying certificate

[@thephilpott2194]

Sorry, but that's a load of old cobblers. He was a Typhoon pilot who has been with the BBMF for four years. Engine failure provisionally cited as the cause. At low altitude a ton of weight in the nose of an a/c with a dead engine is a big issue. They're not designed to glide, and the prop doesn't feather, so the only way is down. Quickly.

[@devilsoffspring5519]

Nobody, not one person, that puts the time & work into building a flyable Spitfire is gonna let a neophyte pilot take the controls! That's what little Cessnas are for!