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Air disaster: Indian fighter jet crashes in Dubai; fate of pilot unknown
Air disaster: Indian fighter jet crashes in Dubai; fate of pilot unknown
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Air disaster: Indian fighter jet crashes in Dubai; fate of pilot unknown

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NEW DELHI: A Tejas fighter jet participating in the Dubai Air Show crashed on Friday after nosediving during an aerobatic display, the Indian Air Force said in a statement. The HAL-built light combat aircraft went down at approximately 2.10pm (local time) while executing a maneuver.According to defence sources cited by ANI, the fate of the pilot is currently unclear. Black smoke billowed over the airport as spectators, including women and children, looked on.This is a developing story. Details to follow…

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