On Sunday, two EA-18G Growlers jets collided mid-air during the Gunfighter Skies air show, approximately two miles from Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho, USA. Emergency responders quickly arrived at the scene, leading to a lockdown of the air base. Videos that surfaced online captured the moment of the collision, showing the jets spiraling downwards as four parachutes deployed. Fortunately, all four US Navy pilots aboard were able to eject safely and were located about one mile south of the crash site. A spokesperson for the base confirmed that an investigation is underway. The Gunfighter Skies air show, which features flying demonstrations and parachute jumps, is notable for celebrating aviation history and showcasing modern military capabilities. This year marked the first event in eight years, following a tragic incident in 2018 where a hang glider pilot lost their life. The Mountain Home Air Force Base is home to the 366th Fighter Wing and includes several fighter squadrons.