F-35 fighter jets go up in flame after falling from the sky in Alaska

An Air Force Fighting Pilot is in the hospital after an F-35 jet crashed at Eielson Air Force Base in Fairbanks, Alaska.

The F-35 fighter jet crashed Tuesday at. 12.49 local time, causing “significant hijackings”, according to a statement from the Air Force base.

The pilot, who has not yet been identified, surely pushed out and has been transported to Bassett Army Hospital for further evaluation, according to the statement.

The pilot is in stable state.

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File -an F -35 fighter jet crashed Tuesday at Eielson Air Force Base in Fairbanks, Alaska. The pilot pushed out and survived the test. (Andrej Tarfila/SOPA photos/lightrocket via Getty Images)

“Our people are our most important resource and we are committed (to) to ensure their security and security,” said Colonel Paul Townsend, commander of the 354th Fighter wing.

Townsend added that the base will work to prevent similar events in the future.

“I can assure you that the US Air Force will conduct a thorough investigation in the hope of minimizing the chances of such occurrences happening again,” he said.

File – An Air Force fighter jet crashed on Tuesday in Fairbanks, Alaska. Jet is estimated to cost about $ 80 million. (Bill Roth/Anchorage Daily News via AP)

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During a press conference, Townsend journalists told it would be “premature” to speculate on the cause of the crash, but noted that the pilot performed standard procedures when they experienced a “malfunction of the flight.”

He said the base remains safe on the capacities of the F-35 aircraft.

Jet participated in a local training event as they declared an emergency during the flight, Townsend confirmed.

The impact is “known to be” on the base within the fence line, according to officials.

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The base warned the locals near the base that stopping “hindering recovery efforts” and federal law prohibits photography along the highway.

A base spokesman told Fox News Digital that they are working to collect more information and the investigation remains active.

The F-35 fighter jet is estimated to cost about $ 80 million, according to Air & Space Forces Magazine.