One accident fatal at an air show equipped with a jet engine

Police said an accident occurred in the "fireworks section" of an air show in Michigan, killing one person. The

incident occurred after 1:00 pm on Saturday. At the Battle Creek Field of Flight Air Show and Balloon Festival at Battle Creek Executive Airport.

A dramatic video by air show participants captured a race track called Shockwave Jet Truck, which races two aircraft on the runway before an accident occurs. As the vehicle slips through a large fireball and collides, you will see a small fire behind the truck.

"Oh, we got an incident at our shockwave here at the air show center," the announcer can hear saying after the accident.

Battle Creek Fire Department, Battle Creek The police station, the Federal Aviation Administration, responded to the scene, policesaid.

Police have not released any further information during the investigation.

The rest of Saturday's air show was canceled "in respect of what happened," Battle Creek said in a statement. Saturday night activities were scheduled to resume at the festival, which runs until Monday.

A bespoke race track, Shockwave, is owned by Darnell Racing Enterprises, based in Springfield, Missouri. ABC News contacted the company for comment.

According to the owner, a truck with three flame-launching jet engines was able to race at over 350 mph. Frequently appeared at air shows and drag racing exhibitions nationwide.