F4 Phantom
Also known as: F-4 Phantom · McDonnell Douglas F4 Phantom
The airframe has no engines, ejection seats or avionics, which suggests it was pushed off an aircraft carrier rather than crashed. Without its canopy, the cockpit is open and divers like to pose in the pilot's seat. The jet lies on sand several kilometres outside the protected bay, where the water is usually clearer than inside. Fusiliers, bannerfish, lionfish and the occasional stonefish live around the wreck. Because of the depth, operators require deep or technical diving certification.
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