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Well at least some good news. But the way he is making it sound, its like the craft was heavily damaged. Isnt this almost $200 million a piece?

IAF to fight the next war with sticks and stones

Lack of maintainence of local airlines, coupled with purging engineering teams for business teams and maybe DEI. But many of these incidents were common all the time, so it is just getting hyped due to current news cycle

More like surprised. IAF's crash record here speaks for itself for the last decade https://www.bharat-rakshak.com/IAF/Database/Accidents/listing.php

Interesting that IAF has gone 1 entire year with few crashes. There was the midair collision 12 months back, and then the Mig21 crash in May. Other than that the rest of the crashes were due to Dhruv Mk3 from army/navy and trainer jets.

5 dead. The americans seem to be very crash happy in the last few years. https://abcnews.go.com/US/military-helicopter-5-marines-board-missing-en-route/story?id=107021601

Wow scared me for a second. Thought another one went down. These twitter handles need to stop writing BREAKING for every news

There goes IAF's record of going a few months without crashing anything

At least its not an IAF jet. Guys have somehow gone 4 months since last crashing a plane (5 since Mig21 crash)

Charge the either one of the pilot, base commander or IAF chief for murder.

You are also forgetting another factor. Many Mig-21 crashes were directly as a result of shoddy manufacturing by HAL. Any serious country would have criminally tried HAL's production management and leaders and jailed them for such shoddy quality of work, but in this country, these leeches will...

I dont think there is a single air force in the world as incompetent and crash happy as the IAF. Hopefully the civilian government or court takes some IAF general as directly responsible for the murder of the poor villagers.

The picture is old but this guy is saying it deployed its floatation device. But the dhruvs are pretty crash happy. I wonder if people here will finally admit it. Time for HAL to do a deep introspection on the cause of the problem.

Well it had been far too long since IAF last crashed their jet. Knowing the IAF, they will make up for the lack of crashes last year

Is it just me or do planes crash way more frequently in Nepal. There is a video of this jet crashing. Seems like it stalled midair or something...

COuld be possible, but what fantasy weapon are they using to cause this? I feel it might be some geographical related cause instead

Seems like IN was feeling left out they didnt crash any jets this year so far

I thought imported AF had changed since it had been a while since their last crash. Guess not

https://www.military.com/daily-news/2022/03/24/f-16-fighter-jet-flown-oklahoma-ag-candidates-son-crashes-louisiana-pilot-ejects-safely.html Americans trying to crash all their jets at this point so they can order more NGADs

USAF is crashing their jets every other week