![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/a-pilot-landed-in-my-garden-homeowners-shock-call-after-airman-ejects-from-f-35before-flyer-says-i-lost-my-plane/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/newspress-collage-24087524-1695389033061.jpg&description=A BIZARRE audio call between a shocked homeowner and 911 has been released after a pilot parachuted into a garden and lost his plane. The unnamed pilot, 47, can be heard admitting that he is "not sure" where his plane is as he pleads for an ambulance following his 2,000 foot plunge. 6 The crash site was located in a rural location and captured by an overhead drone Credit: WSOC 6 The pilot of the F-35 jet landed in a homeowner's garden after parachuting down 2,000 feet Credit: AP 6 The £81.5million F-35 jet continued flying for 60 miles and took 28 hours to find Credit: AFP The pilot had been flying an £81.5million F35 fighter jet over Charleston when the super-advanced stealth aircraft suffered a malfunction and forced him to eject. Despite eventually landing in the homeowners garden, the pilot's jet continued flying for 60 miles. It eventually crashed in a rural area near Indiantown but it took a 28-hour frantic search before the wreckage was tracked down. The pilot reported feeling 'OK' after falling what he estimated was 2,000 feet and that only his back hurt. The resident said the pilot looked fine. Now, the bizarre four-minute recording of the phone call made by the North Charleston resident has emerged. The unnamed homeowner can be heard trying to explain that a pilot had just landed into his garden and needed help. He said: "We got a pilot in the house, and I guess he landed in my backyard, and we're trying to see if we could get an ambulance to the house, please." But with no progress being made, the pilot soon takes over and repeatedly asks the baffled dispatcher to call for medical help. Grabbing the phone, he said: "Ma'am, a military jet crashed. I'm the pilot. We need to get rescue rolling. "I'm not sure where the airplane is. It would have crash landed somewhere. I ejected." With proceedings still laboured, the pilot makes a second plea for help as his frustrations continue to grow with the female operator. He said: "Ma'am, I'm a pilot in a military air){kind=link}
A BIZARRE audio call between a shocked homeowner and 911 has been released after a pilot parachuted into a garden and lost his plane.
The unnamed pilot, 47, can be heard admitting that he is “not sure” where his plane is as he pleads for an ambulance following his 2,000 foot plunge.
The pilot had been flying an £81.5million F35 fighter jet over Charleston when the super-advanced stealth aircraft suffered a malfunction and forced him to eject.
Despite eventually landing in the homeowners garden, the pilot’s jet continued flying for 60 miles.
It eventually crashed in a rural area near Indiantown but it took a 28-hour frantic search before the wreckage was tracked down.