IAF fighter jet crashes in Bhanuda village in Rajasthan, both pilots dead
The aircraft crashed in an agriculture field in Bhanoda village around 1.25 pm, SHO Rajaldesar Kamlessh added. He said human body parts were found near the crash site.
An IAF fighter jet on Wednesday crashed in Bhanuda village, Churu district, Rajasthan. Rescue teams are on-procure 22 situation and emergency protocols had been activated. Both pilots are said to be tiresome.
The wreckage is reportedly restful burning, said sources. The Air Power has plenty of bases in Rajasthan, including one in Jodhpur and but any other in Bikaner.
What IAF said?
The IAF in an announcement said, “An IAF Jaguar Coach airplane met with an accident at some level of a routine coaching mission and crashed halt to Churu in Rajasthan, this day. Both pilots sustained deadly injuries within the accident. No concern to any civil property has been reported. IAF deeply regrets the loss of lives and stands firmly with the bereaved families on this time of concern. A court of inquiry has been constituted, to compare the reason for the accident.”
What came about in April?
In April an Air Power Jaguar fighter airplane crashed halt to Gujarat’s Jamnagar. One amongst the pilots, Siddharth Yadav, became killed saving the life of the diverse. The fighter crashed at 9.30 pm in an initiate area after experiencing a technical malfunction at some level of a coaching mission. Yadav ensured his co-pilot ejected in time and suffered minor injuries best. Sadly Yadav may maybe no longer exit the jet in time.
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