LINDA STOUFFER, CNN ANCHOR: Investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong yesterday, when a fighter jet crashed at an air show north of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Two people aboard died. CNN's Thomas Nybo has details.</s>THOMAS NYBO, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): The F-14 Tom Cat was performing what's called a wave-off maneuver, coming in at a slow speed to make a landing attempt, but pulling up sharply at the last minute. Witnesses suspected something might be wrong when it flew dangerously close to some nearby businesses.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We were above them because it flew right over Amoco. We thought that it was going to hit the Amoco, and luckily it didn't. And we were like: What just went on? And we just heard cooo, like the trees cracking and everything. We knew that it went down.</s>NYBO: The jet disappeared behind a strand of trees before slamming into the ground behind a house.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I thought it was coming through the front door. And I heard the trees snapping. And then the explosion shook the house. And then I looked out back and seen the flames. Then I got out of there.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: All you saw was flames. There's fire. Smoke everywhere. You could barely see the flames. There were scattered pieces everywhere of the plane, all over the yard.</s>NYBO: The announcer at the air show deflated hope that anyone in the plane survived.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We did not see any parachutes I don't believe, as the aircraft went down.</s>NYBO: Despite crashing in a residential area, no civilians were hurt, and no buildings were damaged. Thomas Nybo, CNN.
Fighter Jet Crashes at Pennsylvania Air Show; Two People Aboard Dead