Hello.
Your last line is incorrect. The place of crash was far away from civilization and any human presence.
It is likely to be a bird-hit. It may take a low as 3 second for the jet to crash if in medium altitude and even less on medium-low altitude.
Till the reaction time of pilot, the jet may even get crashed.
The only scenario we get logically is, the Thunder was flying in medium-low altitude (must make sure here birds can't fly soaring high). If it were, and F.O.D entering the engines, means flamed and the jet falling down. Now it is the vector/displacement which took place. One second ago Hussain was flying and next second he didn't know what happened. But when he did, it was too late and he already hit the ejection lever in final moments.. We must assume him to eject over 50-80 meters from the level of mountain (as his body was found near 3km away).
The theory of him taking it to a safe place and ejecting is wrong. It is 99% logical that he was flying on low altitude which means less reaction time.
Too sad he couldn't make it.
Thanks for your input.