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F-16 fighter jet narrowly misses crowd at Waddington Air Show

Turkish F16 Really Low Approach (3 different angle)

Spectators threw themselves to the ground as the plane passed overhead

Aviation enthusiasts got a bit closer to the action than they expected when an F-16 fighter jet missed their heads by feet as it came in to land.

Footage of the moment at the Waddington International Air Show in Lincolnshire show shows spectators waving as the Turkish aircraft approached in the distance.

But as it got closer, and lower, some panicked and people can be seen ducking and running for cover.

As people recovered after the narrow miss, one man remarked: "That was a bit close, wasn't it."

F-16 jets, known as "Vipers", were originally developed for the US Air Force in the 1970s but are still used by several countries.

More than 150,000 people were expected at the sell-out 20th annual show, at an RAF base near Lincoln.

The Red Arrows put on a display and iconic Spitfires and Typhoons were among the 160 aircraft on show.

All proceeds from the two-day event go to the RAF and local charities.

Next year's event has been cancelled because of £35 million improvement works on the runway.