Mobius
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We're classes above those people. We'll never stoop to their level. Ever.
An Indian Tejas fighter jet crashed during an aerial display at the Dubai Air Show
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We're classes above those people. We'll never stoop to their level. Ever.
Viet
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F16 has a much powerful engine. 29,000 pounds thrust with afterburner. No comparison to Tejas. The US will never sell to India.
On the video the Turkish pilot performed the rollover very accurate. But always dangerous close to the ground with single engine aircraft. His plane as you can see it was 0.5sec away from death.
Well whether we as Pakistanis accept it or not but the fact is
IAF nai to aag laga di Dubai airshow par
Apparently IAF has a history of putting airshows on fire
MMM-E
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Waz
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It's a risky manoeuvre for sure. I think airshows need to impose a minimum floor for this to happen i.e. not going close to the ground.
Viet
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That’s dumb beyond repair, looping with head down over low ground. You can’t beat physics. Most likely young inexperienced pilots.
Sam6536
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You don't get the idea of distance/depth from inside the cockpit.
They need to restrict such stunts at airshows. It's a danger both to the pilot and the on ground public.
hasssanali8998
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well at least they called it Pakistani jf17 .
Viet
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70 deaths
1,000 burned, wounded
at an incident airshow in Germany
Yes, speed and distance can be closer than it seems. Have you ever driven with more than 200kmh on the autobahn? I do. Sometimes it’s fun.
MMM-E
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The rudder in the tonnage seems to have made a momentary error, causing a sudden loss of altitude of about 2 or 3 meters, a very fatal malfunction in a tonnage at that altitude. Turkish Pilot was saved by his piloting skills.
Its SOLOTURK ... No Panic
Turkish F-16 SOLOTURK and British Spotters ..... ( just 1 meter above )
Viet
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1,000 ways to hell. That’s madness. At close distance the engine noise can blast your ears away.
hasssanali8998
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why would you record this man , i have always hated this . give families their space
Vkdindian1
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Probably, it is assumed that the country/company doing the display has done the due diligence and planned on all the aspects of each one of those.
At Farnborough air show, I remember that no aircraft was allowed to cross over the audience. Beyond that, organisers probably wouldn’t get into minute details as that could prevent the most eye catching events from taking place.
In fact all formation displays can have a mid air anytime. For a solo flight, a bird hit in even in a level flight might turn catastrophic.
Tejas has been doing the same display for many years and has been safe till date.
Trailer23
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Apparently IAF has a history of putting airshows on fire
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