Aircraft Crash Notification

[Akula]

Video of Panavia Tornado of Suadi airforce

 

[bhramos]

The #Yemeni #Houthi Movement published a video of a #Saudi Arabian Air Force fighter-bomber Tornado Shot down in Jauf province.

 

[porky_kicker]

3 years ago jf17 crashed in the Arabian sea

There was pics of family members of killed pilot arriving at his home

Porkistan managed to later remove the tweets and hush it up

Also there was strong rumours of a self kill of jf17 post balakot but that too was hushed up

Till date upto 5 jf17 crashed , one due to structural failure of wing . Maybe more the porkies are good at hiding news relating to blunder

 

[Akula]

Another Mig-29K of Indian Navy has crashed.

 

[fire starter]

View attachment 43521 Another Mig-29K of Indian Navy has crashed.

another junk crashed...............

 

[Akula]

another junk crashed...............

Yeh Mig-29k plane hai yah kaal................

 

[fire starter]

Yeh Mig-29k plane hai yah kaal................

read reports about mig29 k nothing to be surprised.....

 

[Deathstar]

Lol what a joke and we want Rafale , Super Hornets and F35s lol.
Nice start to 2020

 

[Akula]

By the time IAC-1 gets Operational, we will not have enough planes for both AC's.

 

[Foxbat]

View attachment 43521 Another Mig-29K of Indian Navy has crashed.

This is 3rd crash in 2 years and we have only about 45 in service and they were only recently acquired and one of the newest fighter aircraft that our armed forces have. All crashes have been at the Goa airbase and none onboard the Vikramaditya.

Bird strike was supposed to be the reason last time also, then why are we flying our Migs from such a risky bird hit prone area?

• On 3 January 2018, a MiG-29K aircraft overshot the runway and caught fire during takeoff at INS Hansa naval air base in Goa, India. The aircraft was engulfed in flames but the pilot was safe.
• On 16 November 2019, a MiG-29KUB trainer of Indian Navy crashed near INS Hansa, a naval air base in Goa, India. The aircraft was hit by a flock of birds and the collision led to a fire in the right engine and the left engine failing, both crew members ejected safely.

 

[Deathstar]

By the time IAC-1 gets Operational, we will not have enough planes for both AC's.

Lol then we will beg for Raphaelsssssssss. .....
Hahaha such an embarrassment. Pakistan doesnt need to fight any wars to shoot down our planes. We are competent enough to do that ourselves

 

[fire starter]

Lol then we will beg for Raphaelsssssssss. .....
Hahaha such an embarrassment. Pakistan doesnt need to fight any wars to shoot down our planes. We are competent enough to do that ourselves

at least rafael is better than this Russian junk which is having design,fly by wire and engine problems.

 

[sorcerer]

if Rafale can survive a bird hit..thats cool!
The cause is a bird hit on this..I suppose any machine would fault when its a bird hit..even paki jets I suppose!

 

[Deathstar]

if Rafale can survive a bird hit..thats cool!
The cause is a bird hit on this..I suppose any machine would fault when its a bird hit..even paki jets I suppose!

I guess brids only fly near our airbases and not anywhere around the world.
Whats the best excuse to end inquiry and accountability - non Human error aka Bird hit

 

[Shashank Nayak]

Lol then we will beg for Raphaelsssssssss. .....
Hahaha such an embarrassment. Pakistan doesnt need to fight any wars to shoot down our planes. We are competent enough to do that ourselves

And the navy mofos wanted a twin engine fighter, so that if one engine blows up, they have another engine to land... These incompetent fools will now ask for 4 engine fighters, just in case birds hit 3 engines and blow them up...

 

[sorcerer]

I guess brids only fly near our airbases and not anywhere around the world.
Whats the best excuse to end inquiry and accountability - non Human error aka Bird hit

We really dont know what is the cause..but hey..slanting at the first instance is pretty cool!

 

[MIDKNIGHT FENERIR-00]

if Rafale can survive a bird hit..thats cool!
The cause is a bird hit on this..I suppose any machine would fault when its a bird hit..even paki jets I suppose!

Why does Birds only hit Indian planes? Many Air forces around the world don’t have this problem but India, why is that? Even the Porki Camel Pee drinkers have Airbases near Karachi and Gwader but none of there aircraft crash like this both F-16 and Junk Fighter-17 Blunder. India needs to overhaul our Airforce and Naval Air Arm.

 

[sorcerer]

Why does Birds only hit Indian planes? Many Air forces around the world don’t have this problem but India, why is that? Even the Porki Camel Pee drinkers have Airbases near Karachi and Gwader but none of there aircraft crash like this both F-16 and Junk Fighter-17 Blunder. India needs to overhaul our Airforce and Naval Air Arm.

I supppose every nation has the fair share of such incidents.
Theres a lot of such studies strewn all over the internet.

Bird-hits – the new enemy IAF is struggling to defeat
Bird-hits contribute to about 10% of fighter jet accidents. IAF officers blame it on lack of bird-detection radars, manpower & filth outside air bases.

New Delhi: A spate of bird-hit incidents at major air bases have alarmed the Indian Air Force, so much so that it has filed a complaint with the local district administration of Ambala in Haryana about the increasing population of pigeons bred near the base.

Ambala is one of IAF’s frontline bases which played an active role during the Kargil conflict as the Mirage 2000s were deployed from there. In peace time it houses the Jaguar strike aircraft and the MiG-21 Bisons. More importantly, the first batch of the Rafale fighters will be based in Ambala.

In June this year, the base got a scare when a Jaguar aircraft suffered engine failure due to a bird-hit soon after take-off but managed to land safely by jettisoning its additional fuel tanks. The IAF’s worry, however, is not just limited to Ambala or the Rafales as the force is also expecting to induct upgraded aircraft in the coming months.

A sizeable problem
Last week, a Sukhoi Su-30 MKI was not so lucky in Jodhpur in neighbouring Rajasthan as it suffered major damage after a bird-hit. In fact, the Jodhpur base alone has registered 53 bird-hit cases in five years, of which nine were reported just this year.

Since 2017, the Gwalior air base has seen three bird-hits, as has the Pune air base. The Tezpur base in Assam has witnessed two incidents, while there has also been one at the Hasimara base in West Bengal.

Bird-hits contribute to about 10 per cent of the accidents faced by fighter aircraft — between April 2011 and March 2014, military pilots reported 504 such incidents. While the IAF refused to share latest consolidated numbers for bird-hits across the country, sources in the force said the problem remains a major concern.

The IAF relies on zone guns and crackers to scare away birds. India had plans to procure 45 bird-detection radars for the IAF and the Navy, but that never materialised. The tender to procure the radars at a cost of Rs 250 crore was cancelled by the government in 2015 when four firms were competing for the order.
https://theprint.in/india/bird-hits-the-new-enemy-iaf-is-struggling-to-defeat/273211/


So...lets not blame the pilots..but lets see what stopped the correction measures..
Pigeon breeding part near the airports..hmmm...thats a serious threat!

 

[sorcerer]

IAF worried about pigeons at Air Force's future Rafale base
The Indian Air Force (IAF) is worried about the safety and security of its combat aircraft from the pigeons that are being bred around its frontline airbase here, which will be the home base for the Rafale combat aircraft."In recent times, there are some locals who are breeding pigeons in their houses. These are in close vicinity to the IAF airfield. These birds are posing a threat to our fighter jets," said IAF sources.

https://www.dnaindia.com/india/repo...ons-at-air-force-s-future-rafale-base-2769115

should see if such breedin programs are By DESIGN of some elements

 

[sorcerer]

Rafale in Sept: IAF has eyes on bird feeding bowls

Read more at: https://www.deccanherald.com/nation...af-has-eyes-on-bird-feeding-bowls-746042.html
Ahead of the arrival of the first Dassault Rafale fighter jet, which is likely in September, at the strategic Ambala airbase in Haryana, the Indian Air Force (IAF) is concerned about an emerging uncanny situation that could turn alarming.


Scores of earthen and metal bowls kept atop residential houses to feed birds and pigeons food grains and water has left the IAF worried.
Many of these residential premises are not far away from the airfields.

Feeding bowls attract hundreds of birds and pose a threat to IAF aircrafts undertaking routine and other sorties multiple times during the day from this airbase.