Landing of Japanese military planes after the accident for the American military plane

According to the report of the international group of Fars news agency, following the crash of an American Osprey type military aircraft during a training mission, a senior official of the Japanese Ministry of Defense said that the Japanese planes were grounded from this type of news.

According to the news agency “Associated Press” Japan has announced that it has asked the US military to fly all Osprey planes except for those searching for victims. They are crashing, stop it.

At least one person was killed and seven people are still missing after a US Air Force Osprey crashed in southern Japan last week. . Taro Yamato, one of Japan’s senior defense officials, said in a recent parliamentary hearing that Japan has stopped the flights of this plane since last Thursday until the details of the crash and safety are confirmed.

The Osprey is a US-made hybrid aircraft that lands like a helicopter, but can rotate its propellers forward and move much faster during flight, like an airplane.

Officials of the Japanese Ministry of Defense said that 14 Japanese Osprey aircraft have been grounded. This senior Japanese official said in the parliamentary hearing: “The occurrence of such a big incident causes concern to the people of the region and it is really unfortunate.” This Japanese official said: We have requested the United States to resume the flights of this aircraft based in Japan after confirming the safety of the flight. has not been The Coast Guard and the Japanese military are also conducting a search operation to find the crew of the American plane. This plane has had several accidents so far, including in Japan, where the US military bases are located. US Ambassador to Japan Ram Emanuel met and asked the US to quickly provide information to the Japanese side.

TV and other Japanese news media They reported that the plane had requested an emergency landing at Yakushima Airport about five minutes before it disappeared from radar.

A resident of Yakushima said He had seen the plane upside down and with one of its engines on fire.

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