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^ 'No records are maintained'
Really ?!?
Really ?!?
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Reports coming in of a Jaguar crash at Ambala.
Pilot safely ejected and no loss of life on the ground.
Initial reports mention systems malfunction
Pilot safely ejected and no loss of life on the ground.
Initial reports mention systems malfunction
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https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/other/in ... 2cab&ei=13
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Indian Air Force's Jaguar plane crashes in Haryana's Ambala, pilot ejects safely
The IAF said in a statement posted on X that the aircraft crashed during a routine training sortie after encountering system malfunction.
The IAF said the maneuvered the aircraft away from any habitation on ground and then ejected safely.
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https://x.com/ShivAroor/status/1898037294600237371 ---> IAF An-32 transport aircraft crash-lands in Bagdogra. Crew thankfully safe, no details yet on casualties. The aircraft is being recovered from the site. Second air accident on a single day, (IAF Jaguar jet crashed earlier today in Haryana).

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It seems almost in sync that over the last few years our Air Force preparedness, if I can call it that- be it number of squadrons or introduction of new craft or flight safety- has been give one massive blow after another.
It has to be Incompetence or inability, because I cannot call it bad luck.
It has to be Incompetence or inability, because I cannot call it bad luck.
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Seems like the IAF's maintenance structure needs an overhaul.
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The AN-32 crash could have been worse than the Jaguar.
The fighter had ejection seats at least...
Thank heavens no loss of life.
The families would have gone through hell...
The fighter had ejection seats at least...
Thank heavens no loss of life.
The families would have gone through hell...
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Two plane crashes on the same day!!!
The status of IAF is beyond pathatic (who is to blame! the whole echo system)
feel for the poilets who have to fly them, and the nation for being put in such a horrible situation.
The status of IAF is beyond pathatic (who is to blame! the whole echo system)
feel for the poilets who have to fly them, and the nation for being put in such a horrible situation.
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VinodTK. Take a look at the total IAF number of crashes since 2000.
Glad air crew is safe.
Glad air crew is safe.
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Baikul wrote: ↑07 Mar 2025 22:05 It seems almost in sync that over the last few years our Air Force preparedness, if I can call it that- be it number of squadrons or introduction of new craft or flight safety- has been give one massive blow after another.
It has to be Incompetence or inability, because I cannot call it bad luck.
Baikul ji,
An Indian Air Force AN-32 transport aircraft overshot the runway while landing at Bagdogra airport in north Bengal
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ALH Dhruv: A Success Story Turned Quality DisasterRakesh wrote: ↑06 Mar 2025 06:38 The Armed Forces Don’t Fully Trust HAL, Here’s How To Fix It
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INSAS of the skiesRakesh wrote: ↑12 Mar 2025 21:26 ...
ALH Dhruv: A Success Story Turned Quality Disaster
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