Indian Air Force Aircraft Crashes In Rajasthan's Jaisalmer, Probe Ordered
No reports of any damage to personnel or property were reported while a Court of Inquiry has been established to probe the matter.
A Remotely Piloted Aircraft of the Indian Air Force crashed during a routine training sorite near Jaisalmer in Rajasthan on Thursday, said the IAF in a statement.
"No damage to any personnel or property has been reported," it said, adding that a Court of Inquiry has been constituted to find out the cause of the accident."
One Remotely Piloted Aircraft of the Indian Air Force met with an accident near Jaisalmer today during a routine training sortie. No damage to any personnel or property has been reported. A Court of Inquiry has been constituted to find out the cause of the accident.
— Indian Air Force (@IAF_MCC) April 25, 2024
In February this year, a Hawk trainer aircraft of the Indian Air Force met with an accident in West Bengal's Kalaikunda during a training sortie. Both the pilots had ejected safely and a Court of Inquiry was constituted to find the cause of the accident.
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