Two people safely ejected from a vintage Russian fighter jet on Sunday in Michigan just moments before the aircraft crashed on the ground during an air show.

The dramatic moment was caught on video and showed the pilots exiting the jet just 13 seconds before it exploded upon impact.

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NBC News identified the aircraft as a MiG-23, which first went into service in the Soviet Union in 1970.

The plane was participating in the Thunder Over Michigan air show and went down in the community of Belleville, just east of Detroit.

Randy Wimbley, a spokesman for the Wayne County Airport Authority, said in a statement to NBC News that both of those who ejected were hospitalized as a precaution.

Neither suffered serious injuries.

The jet struck a number of vehicles on the ground as it crashed near an apartment complex. None of the vehicles was occupied.

Videos posted on X, the platform formerly named Twitter, showed both a heavy law enforcement presence as well as wreckage at the Waverly on the Lake apartment complex.

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a statement about the crash promising an investigation and offering updates.

“The FAA’s early preliminary info: 2 people parachuted from a MiG-23 south of Willow Run Airport near Ypsilanti, MI while performing in the Thunder Over Michigan Air Show,” the agency said.

It added, “They landed in Belleville Lake. The aircraft crashed near an apt. building. The FAA & @NTSB will investigate.”

WDIV-TV in Detroit reported the air show suspended operations early and asked attendees to leave the area.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.