Pilot survives after CF-18 crashes, burns at Lethbridge airport: Capt. Brian Bews ejected moments before his twin-engine CF-18 aircraft exploded during an airshow training in Lethbridge Calgary. The video below was captured by someone at the scene.
The fighter jet pilot injured Friday in Lethbridge when his CF-18 crashed during airshow training is expected to remain in hospital under observation for a few more days, says a Canadian Forces spokeswoman.
Capt. Brian Bews was whisked away by ambulance after he ejected moments before his twin-engine aircraft exploded in a massive fireball on the airfield at Lethbridge County Airport.
VIDEO:
Pilot ejects moments before jet explodes
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