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All this talk about bombs missing their targets is nothing but Bull$hit! Who told you that SPICE-2000s dropped by Mirages failed to hit their targets? This is so wrong on so many levels. One thing we know for sure is that on that day, when IAF entered inside Pakistan to conduct Balakot...

I just heard about the recent MiG-21 crash in Rajasthan's Barmer last Thursday. All pilots onboard were sadly killed. My opinion : Looks like IAF is not in the mood for replacing MiG-21s, Rather they want to use its airframe life till it's maximum limit.

Already confirmed that it is an F-7PG (Trainer Variant).

JF-17 doesn't necessarily have a lower Crash rate. Till date more than 1600+ various Variants of MIG-29s have been produced and 164+ JF 17 have been built till date. So nearly 10× more MIG-29 have been produced as many JF 17 have been produced, so that is also why MIG-29 crashes more Because...

If it is not Stall than it has do something with the Elevator Control which caused the aircraft to enter such a nose dive. Also have a look here. Have you noticed how the aircraft is making a "C" Shaped dive? This indicates that the pilots of the aircraft were fighting to pitch the nose up! So...

What about "Stall"? Maybe the aircraft stalled and caused that nose dive? In stall the aircraft might have gone at a very high Angle of Attack like this :- And hence it stalled and that nosedive was caused.

Maybe there was some problem with the Elevator ?(the Control Surface Which helps the plane in Pitch){ up and down motion) which caused the aircraft to make a perpendicular nose dive?

Only further investigation will help acertain the cause of the crash and why the aircraft made a nose dive like that and fell perpendicular towards the earth (90° degrees). I am making an Assumption of Engine Failure here. The way the aircraft impacted looks very "Scary to be honest".

Explained: How visual illusions and bad weather contribute to a plane crash? Plane crash mishaps can happen with any pilot, but what could be the possible reasons behind them? Is it the emergency landing? Or weather conditions? Reports say probable visual illusions, faulty windshield wipers can...

Posting an Article with regards to this here: Two Men Injured After Plane Crashes Near Hutchinson. (KNSI) – A plane crash near Hutchinson left two men suffering severe injuries. The McLeod County Sheriff’s Office says a small plane crashed about a mile south of the Hutchinson airport around 1...

Two men were rushed to the hospital after a small plane crash Monday afternoon south of Hutchinson, Minnesota.

Thanks for sharing the source. And by the way stop watching too many movies. Bye

Dude okay I will accept that recovering the wreakage of the F-15J Aircraft will be impossible at this time because sea of Japan has a depth of 3,742 m at its maximum depth so it will be Difficult to recover an aircraft Wreckage right now at those depths. but that tweet you Shared is saying...

To much movies for you buddy.

The pilots were found at sea? How were they found at sea? Were they found Alive or were they found dead? Did they recover the wreakage of the F-15J? I don't understand why are so many American origin Aircrafts like F-35 etc Crashing so much this year.

I don't know what is the exact reason but there are reports Suggesting that the Pilot of this Particular F-35 which Crashed on USS Carl Vinson is actually a "women". You think that may have played a role here?

I was going through Twitter With regards to this F-35 Incident. I was going through some tweets with about it and was checking out the replies to this tweet and was saying replies like: "Haha F-35 is now Officially a Submarine" "I’m sure the Chinese salvage team would love a look at it."...

More tweets with regards to the Recent MIG-31 Crash: Breaking news : MiG-31 skidded off the runway near Novgorod The MiG-31 supersonic fighter skidded off the runway in the Novgorod region, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the press service of the Ministry of Defense.

The American F35C that crash-landed on the US navy aircraft carrier in South China Sea during the US attempt to project power near China —fell into the water, same as the British one. US NAVY “I confirm the aircraft impacted the flight deck upon landing and fell to the water.”

In 1984, the FAA and NASA remotely piloted and crashed a Boeing 720 to develop new safety standards and create baselines for crash data. Although the test didn't go completely as planned, it resulted in improving standards for future passenger aircraft.