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‘Shocking’: US pilot who cancelled his aerobatic show after Tejas crash pens an emotional tribute

A US F-16 aerobatic pilot taking to his Instagram penned an emotional tribute to Indian Wing Commander Namansh Syal who passed away during his manoeuvre at the Dubai Airshow. He called the incident unfortunate and ‘shocking’ as the organisers continued the flying show after the accident.

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