- A Blue Angel jet flew exceptionally low over Pensacola Beach, Florida, during an air show on Wednesday, 15 July.
- The low-altitude pass caused a disturbance, sending chairs, umbrellas, and sand flying among spectators.
- Officials from Naval Air Station Pensacola confirmed the incident, stating the aircraft flew "lower than standard profiles".
- An investigation into the "low-altitude pass" has been launched to determine the cause.
- Naval Air Station Pensacola emphasised that the safety of the community, spectators, and pilots remains their highest priority.
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