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New clear footage from the Dubai Air Show has provided a detailed comparison of the Indian Air Force’s HAL Tejas performing the same signature low-fly Negative-G manoeuvre — once flawlessly at Singapore Airshow 2022, and once fatally at Dubai 2025. In the 2022 display, Tejas executed the Negative-G pass with immaculate precision, maintaining perfect control, stable roll, and clean altitude recovery — a manoeuvre that had earned applause from global aviation experts and spectators alike. The Teja