Israeli Plane Crash in Syria: What You Should Know About "Sky Raider"

The Israeli army announced on Monday evening that a "Sky Raider" aircraft crashed in the Quneitra area of Syria in a rare incident. They reported that there is no concern about information leakage while an investigation into the circumstances of the incident is underway. The "Sky Raider," also known as the "Douglas A-1 Skyraider," is an American attack aircraft from the post-World War II era designed by Douglas Aircraft Company. It operates with a powerful radial engine, providing the aircraft with great endurance and long-range capability. The "Sky Raider" is a small unmanned aircraft used by the Israeli army for reconnaissance, patrol, and intelligence gathering missions. It can reach speeds of around 320 miles per hour (515 kilometers per hour) and can fly for extended periods without refueling, making it ideal for patrol and surveillance missions.