An Indian Tejas fighter jet crashed during an aerial display at the Dubai Air Show

[Musings]

Fake News.
That was water.
Crash happened as pilot tried loop at much lower altitude than allowed under SOP.

Not 1 person trying to score points when there is a loss of life. You show us what we detest in some of your countrymen mindset. Trying to blame a dead pilot and disrespecting and disregarding his life? What goes through that brain cell? More worried about reputation and respect of a piece of metal that is already a second class machine?
Just cool the gymnastics - we aint interested in the cause.
Again RIP for the pilot............

 

[313Ghazi]

I do not see height or manuever issue here, seems just lost all thrust/power, not even and attemt to recover or Eject.

engine failure.

 

[mulj]

This is the ultimate level of "endless wins", you must feel relieved now knowing it is probably not a technical issuse.

actually it is almost always technical issue, they scapegoat pilots to cover up technical errors, army pilots are trained more then enough to know what kind of flight acrobatics they can apply with their machines and are usually informed about status of flying readiness of their machines.

 

[313Ghazi]

Fake News.
That was water.
Crash happened as pilot tried loop at much lower altitude than allowed under SOP.

You can see from this video it's clearly engine failure.



Of course in the comments, people like you are claiming it's a reflection of light, ignoring the explosion heard seconds before the flames.

 

[LC150]

Not a big deal.
It clearly happened as the pilot erred in trying to do a loop at too low of an altitude.
So not technical cause.

you indians really have issues as humans.

 

[Nuffle]

He knows better then the Pilot, may be he wrote the SOPs.

Typical retards Indians, blame the dead Pilot/Soldier to save the reputation of a filed project.

The pilot was completely reckless, despite his experience. He even tried to engage the afterburner to gain extra acceleration to undo the mess he made in the maneuver, but he was unsuccessful.

 

[RescueRanger]

Sincere condolences to Indian members here on the loss of their pilot.

 

[SABRE]

I do not see height or manuever issue here, seems just lost all thrust/power, not even and attemt to recover or Eject.

Given the altitude - and may be angle also - there might not have been time to eject.

 

[LC150]

failed product, they need to stop risking pilots lives in that hazardous flying device.

funny bit

it didnt seem to have some sort of fail safe mechanism to prevent such a dangerous move..

 

[313Ghazi]

The pilot was completely reckless, despite his experience. He even tried to engage the afterburner to gain extra acceleration to undo the mess he made in the maneuver, but he was unsuccessful.

He wasn't to blame, an engine failed. Watch this video.

 

[Fatman17]

Sad news indeed.

 

[UndercoverJIX]

engine failure.

Video not available.

Seems so, quick drop spin, electronics might have tried...., but no sign of any engine power or forward thrust.

But we will know, if ever, knowing Indians. Two Pakistani Tecnicians arrested already....dumb retard Indians

 

[hasssanali8998]

He wasn't to blame, an engine failed. Watch this video.

nothing is there man

 

[Michael]

Not a big deal.
It clearly happened as the pilot erred in trying to do a loop at too low of an altitude.
So not technical cause.

In this moment of grief,

Your "enemies" are praying for the fallen pilots.

And you, are defending the manufacturer and blaming the pilots.

Well, now I completely understand "why, every time India confronts China, a large number of Indian soldiers actively seek to be captured by the PLA instead of fighting to the death..."

 

[313Ghazi]

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nothing is there man

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