The Philippines grounded all SF-260 trainers after four pilots died.

A May crash killed 2 pilots, and the air force has not said when flights resumed.

Both aircraft went down inside Fernando Air Base at 3:51 p.m. Friday, and the air force has not confirmed a collision.

Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. said the inquiry will examine pilot training, command, flight planning and maintenance.

How each outlet framed it

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Inquirer.net
Mashable India
notes Mashable India's framing of the crash as a training-safety concern with the military's remaining SF-260s grounded

Sources: Inquirer.net, Mashable India