( CNN ) When two fighter jets met in midair over Kansas last year , it turned one to wreckage and clipped a wing off the other , destroying $ 22 million in government property . But the accident neither killed nor injured anyone seriously . The F-16Cs assigned to the Tulsa Air National Guard collided during a training mission near Moline on October 20 , 2014 , during an air combat maneuver training mission . The U.S. Air Force released a report on the crash on Friday . One of the pilots `` was an instructor with approximately 2,400 hours of flight time in the F-16 , '' while the other was `` a relatively inexperienced student pilot with 106 flying hours in the F-16 . '' The instructor ejected and experienced minor injuries , while his plane came down in a field . The student pilot 's plane had `` significant damage to the right wing , '' but he was able to land at Tulsa International Airport in Oklahoma . Pictures released by the U.S. Air Force show one jet lying in pieces in a field , while the other jet was parked in a hangar with half the right wing missing and damaged parts lying on the floor . The report said that private property was not significantly damaged . CNN 's AnneClaire Stapleton contributed to this report .
The two F-16Cs collided mid - air near Moline , Kansas , in October . One pilot ejected ; the other landed with a broken wing .