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A Indian fighter jet crashed Friday at the start of a demonstration flight in front of a crowd of spectators at the Dubai Air Show, killing its sole pilot.
The Indian Air Force has formed a court of inquiry to determine the accident's cause, signaling a formal review beyond initial statements.
Dubai's authorities pledged a joint investigation, with Emirati crash investigators coordinating with Indian officials to determine accountability for the incident at the Dubai Air Show.

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An Indian Tejas fighter jet crashed during the Dubai Air Show demo, killing the pilot.
Rescue teams began work within minutes, and the show was temporarily halted.
Authorities directed spectators back to the exhibition area after witnessing the crash.
The UAE Ministry of Defence released a statement confirming the incident on social media.
Officials said a court of inquiry would determine the accident’s cause.
The jet reportedly plummeted after seemingly losing control during the display.
Thick black smoke rose over the Dubai World Central area as spectators watched.
The incident occurred during the final Dubai Air Show display, an event with major aircraft orders this week.
The Ministry of Defence posted an official update about the crash on X (formerly Twitter).
Dubai Air Show organizers continue updating attendees and viewers with new information as the inquiry unfolds.

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An Indian Air Force Tejas fighter jet crashed during a Dubai Air Show display, killing the pilot.
The crash occurred at Al Maktoum International Airport in Dubai, UAE, during the demonstration.
Authorities said emergency crews responded quickly and the air show continued after the incident.
The Indian Air Force and Dubai Media Office launched an investigation into the crash.
The Tejas is India’s indigenous fighter aircraft, part of efforts to bolster its depleted fleet.
The incident comes as India signs contracts to procure more Tejas jets for its air force.
The Dubai Air Show continued with the Russian Knights performing after the crash.
The incident drew attention to broader regional defense and aviation developments.
This report is part of Fox News' coverage of the Dubai Air Show incident and related developments.

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