An Indian fighter jet crashed at the Dubai Air Show during an aerial display on Friday (Nov 21), killing its pilot. The home-produced Tejas fighter jet was flying at a low altitude at around 2.15pm local time before coming down in a ball of fire, videos of the incident showed. The crash happened during the last day of the air show, the Middle East's largest aviation event, which started on Monday. The Indian Air Force said in a statement that a court of inquiry is being constituted, to ascertain

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Watch the spine-chilling video of the exact moment when the Indian fighter jet, Tejas, crashed in Dubai during an air show on Friday, November 21. #HALTejasCrash #TejasCrash #TimesNow #dubaiairshowcrash #TimesNow | TIMES NOW

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Fighter plane crashes at Dubai Airshow Live from Dubai Airshow crash site – reporters on the ground with updates Rescue chopper leaves after 25 minutes following the tragic crash. Further aerial display is reportedly called off. At 3 pm, visitors are making their way out in numbers. Read more: https://gulfnews.com/1.500355298 | Gulf News