Massive explosion boom rocks Washington DC after fighter jets intercept unresponsive aircraft

Media reports as well as accounts of users on Twitter have revealed that a massive explosion was heard in the Washington, DC area. People could reportedly hear it in Annapolis, Northern Virginia, as well as in the nation’s capital city.

American journalist Andrew Leyden reported that the DC Air National Guard was in the process of conducting air defense drills over the Chesapeake Bay, and was allowed to go supersonic during an exercise, as well as an F-16 from Atlantic City.

Thanks to Mark at the RadioReference forum for the details. pic.twitter.com/gCsYVlvAyL

— Andrew Leyden (@PenguinSix) June 4, 2023

The City of Annapolis Office of Emergency Management said that the loud boom came from a Department of Defence flight.

NORAD Responds to an Unresponsive Aircraft over the National Capital Region pic.twitter.com/EX7r1B1Uum

— 1st AF/America’s AOC (@1stAF) June 4, 2023

“The loud boom that was heard across the DMV area was caused by an authorized DOD flight,” the agency began. “This flight caused a sonic boom. That is all the information available at this time.”

Caught it on camera. ! pic.twitter.com/xRC4uHEIHL

— Lisa (@Irisheyez28) June 4, 2023

Fox News correspondent Lucas Tomlinson provided an update on the events on Twitter, writing that a DC National Guard F-16 “was ‘cleared supersonic to respond’ to unknown Cessna ignoring radio queries flying on ‘strange flight path’ outside nation’s capital, officials say.

The FAA said that the Cessna crashed near Staunton, Virginia, according to Tomlinson.

UPDATE: F-16 fighter jet from DC National Guard was “cleared supersonic to respond” to unknown Cessna ignoring radio queries flying on “strange flight path” outside nation’s capital, officials say. FAA says Cessna crashed near Staunton, Virginia.

— Lucas Tomlinson (@LucasFoxNews) June 4, 2023

FOX 5 DC covered the crash, which reportedly took place in a mountainous terrain in a low-population area of southwest Virginia.

The plan reportedly took off at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland, which houses Air Force One.

DC Homeland Security & Emergency Management relayed that it is “aware of reports from communities throughout the National Capital Region of a loud ‘boom’ this afternoon,” before adding that there is no present danger.

6/4 (3:32PM): We are aware of reports from communities throughout the National Capital Region of a loud “boom” this afternoon. There is no threat at this time.

— DC Homeland Security & Emergency Management (@DC_HSEMA) June 4, 2023

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