🚨 NEW: WWII vintage aircrafts — Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress and a Bell P-63 Kingcobra — collided and crashed at the Wings Over Dallas Airshow. 6 people were killed in the crash. No spectators were injured. Officials say the rest of the air show has been suspended | John-Carlos Estrada CBS Austin

🇺🇸 | Un Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress y un Bell P-63 Kingcobra chocaron y se estrellaron alrededor de la 13:20 hora local de Dallas, según la FAA. No está claro cuántas personas iban a bordo del bombardero y del avión de combate, reporta abc News. | 90.1 Fm Ideal

3rd June 2001 “Viewers discretion” This video shows the crash of a Bell P63A Kingcobra aircraft. The commentator is talking about the P-47 during this display. This was being flown in an air display at Biggin Hill. The pilot displayed the aircraft successfully on the first day of the airshow but on the second day, at the top of a vertical manoeuvre, he appeared to lose control and the aircraft departed controlled flight before impacting the ground in a steep nose-down attitude. The rudder and ai

German Aces Never Expected P 63 Kingcobras To Reach 410 MPH At Altitude Discover how a late war American fighter quietly overturned German expectations in the final months of ww2. By March 1945, pilots over the Oder River believed they understood Bell fighters. Earlier models struggled high up, and German aces had learned how to deal with them. Then the P 63 Kingcobra appeared. It looked familiar but flew nothing like what they remembered. At altitude it stayed fast, climbed hard, and refused to