Pilots Eject Safely from T-6A Texan II in Seguin Incident

Two pilots managed to eject safely from their aircraft on Thursday evening during a “controlled bailout” near Seguin, Texas. This information was confirmed by a press release from Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA).

Details of the Incident

The incident occurred just before 6 p.m. when the pilots were operating a T-6A Texan II aircraft that experienced a hard landing at an uncontrolled airfield. In response to indications of potential issues with the landing gear, the pilots consulted with experts, who advised them to execute a controlled bailout.

Response and Evaluations

The Wilson County Sheriff’s Office arrived at the scene located near Nockenut Road and Lynn Drive, close to the Guadalupe-Wilson county line, ensuring that there was no danger posed to the public during the incident.

Upon ejection, the pilots, who belong to the 12th Flying Training Wing, are currently undergoing evaluations by medical personnel. The 12th Flying Training Wing, based at JBSA-Randolph, is instrumental in training future Air Force aviators and enlisted aircrew.

Conclusion

While further information regarding the incident is awaited, the prompt action by the pilots and the response from law enforcement has ensured safety in the surrounding area. Updates will follow as more details are confirmed.