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Combat plane crashes in huge fireball while performing a vertical loop in front of crowd at Dubai Air Show
UK Daily Mail ^
| 11/21/2025
| TARYN KAUR PEDLER
Posted on 11/21/2025 6:48:23 AM PST by DFG
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To: TangoLimaSierra
Seems like we would have by now a computer controlled eject if the plane is unrecoverable. Highly unlikely to ever happen ... because fighter pilots would not tolerate it. It's their ship, and their responsibility, from the moment it starts moving to the moment it stops moving.
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posted on
11/21/2025 10:38:34 AM PST
by
NorthMountain
(... the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed)
To: DFG
Funny thing about loops you need a lot of altitude.
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posted on
11/21/2025 10:48:08 AM PST
by
Rappini
To: NorthMountain
Highly unlikely to ever happen ... because fighter pilots would not tolerate it. Could be. What I'm thinking of does not take control from the pilot unless the plane would not survive the next couple of seconds. Like if the pilot is unconscious or the g forces are so high the pilot can't operate the eject sequence.
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11/21/2025 11:15:03 AM PST
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TangoLimaSierra
(⭐⭐To the Left, the Truth is Right Wing Violence⭐⭐)
To: DFG
There is no good reason for these types of airshows to exist. Just let the people look at the planes on the ground.
These air “stunts” are just too dangerous. You just never know when an engine is going to fall off.
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11/21/2025 12:35:55 PM PST
by
faucetman
(Just the facts, ma'am, Just the facts )
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