On Sunday, two US Navy EA-18G Growler jets collided mid-air during an air show at the Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho, resulting in the safe ejection of all four crew members. Cmdr. Amelia Umayam, spokesperson for Naval Air Forces, confirmed that both jets were from the Electronic Attack Squadron 129 based in Whidbey Island, Washington. Fortunately, the crew members were reported to be in stable condition following the incident, and no injuries occurred on the ground. Videos captured by spectators showed the dramatic moment when the jets collided and subsequently fell, exploding upon impact. Aviation safety experts remarked that the manner of the collision may have allowed the pilots to eject, a rare occurrence in such incidents. The air show, which included performances by the US Air Force Thunderbirds, was canceled following the crash. This event marked the first air show at the base since 2018, highlighting ongoing safety improvements in the air show industry, which has seen a significant reduction in fatalities over the years. Investigators from the Navy will lead the inquiry into the crash, and the surviving crew members will provide valuable insights into the events leading up to the collision.