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Plus, of the ~250 pilots in the ~60 years of operation, 26 have died (10% fatality rate), which seems to me to be an unacceptably high causality rate for a peacetime air demonstration. The fatality rate for non-experimental aircraft on training missions is a fraction of 10%. Furthermore, as the tragic events from a few weeks ago involving the crash of an F-18 (pilot survived, but four people including two children were killed) show, the crash can be devastating to those on the ground. The city of San Francisco talked about banning the Blue Angels for Fleet Week after the 2007 fatal crash, but public was opposed. Still, seems to me that its a major tragedy waiting to happen--and it costs tens of millions of dollars each year to operate.
You say that as if tens of millions of dollars is a significant amount of money these days.
And good for Ziegler.
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