I was there I was 13. I just thought about it after seeing Dallas highlights. I remember not really knowing what to think at the time. I just knew the guy didn't make. The fire was so big. Rip

I was there . I was 7 years old. I remember the smell and the heat vividly. As well as the low frequency concussion you feel as the aircraft hit the ground and exploded. I remember the lady near me sobbing and saying “his poor family!”. I was with my grandpa, he and I were at all the local air shows together. I said to him “Grandpa, was that part of the show ?” All he said was “No ...no it wasn’t ...”

I witnessed this from the VIP seats closest to the runway. The pilot of "Saber Dance" apparently didn't have enough altitude at the top of his 360 loop and ran out of space as he approached the ground. Very tragic. His wife sat near u

I was there. It was really sad...happend on the runway right in front of the stands. Air shows are so much fun, but the fun ends when you watch someone die. Most of the spectators left the show after the crash.

Yes, he had too little altitude for recovery,but the nose might have gone down, because he took his hands of the Stick to eject.Anyway, we cant ask him. There is no room for mistakes.Believe me, I,ve seen it at Rammstein Airbase in 1988!

Pilot did not crash due to late pull up - he crashed because he had come out of a loop with too little airspeed & too little altitude for recovery. If you watch carefully, you'll see him start to pull up, then stall, then nose down again!