Aircraft Crash Notification

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A spokesman says a Pakistani air force fighter jet has crashed near the southern city of Karachi, killing the pilot.

Air Force Spokesman Tariq Mahmood says the Mirage fighter jet was on a routine night-time training mission Friday when it went down on the outskirts of Karachi, the capital of southern Sindh province.

Pakistan Air Force Jet Crashes, Killing Pilot - ABC News
 

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QUETTA (Dunya News) – A Pakistan Air Force (PAF) fighter jet crashed near Kuchlak town on Wednesday, with both pilots ejecting to safety.

According to PAF spokesperson, the aircraft was on a routine training flight when it crashed 45 KMs away from Quetta due to a technical fault.

Fortunately, no loss to civilian life or property on ground has been reported.

The spokesperson said Air headquarters has ordered an inquiry to determine the cause of accident.

Quetta: PAF fighter jet crashes near Kuchlak, pilots unharmed | Pakistan | Dunya News
 

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@ladder, this is Mirage III from the picture, a two seater trainer version. Please put the date on your post. Helps in future reference. The date of accident is Dec 1, 2014.
 
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@ladder, this is Mirage III from the picture, a two seater trainer version. Please put the date on your post. Helps in future reference. The date of accident is Dec 1, 2014.
Done. Dawn reports it is a Mirage 5 single seat.
 
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Pilot killed in Middle East F-16 crash
TAMPA, Fla. (AFNS) -- A U.S. Air Force pilot was killed when an F-16 Fighting Falcon crashed in a noncombat-related incident Nov. 30 at approximately 11 p.m. EST. The aircraft was returning to its base in the Middle East shortly after take-off. The crash did not occur in Iraq or Syria. First responders remain on the scene. The cause of the incident is under investigation. It is the U.S. military's policy to defer identification for 24 hours to allow for notification of next-of-kin. Additional details will be released when they become available. (Information courtesy of a U.S. Central Command News Release)
 

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ANKARA — An F-16 fighter jet belonging to the Turkish Air Force crashed in the northern part of Turkey on Monday, the Turkish army said. The aircraft crashed in Amasya province's Merzifon district. The Turkish General Staff said the pilot of the jet was in good health. However, they did not specify the exact cause of the incident. The jet had flown from the Fifth Air Force Command base in Turkey.
F-16 jet crashes in nortern Turkey, pilot survives | Nation | Daily Sabah
 

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Sri Lankan military plane crash kills four

COLOMBO: A Sri Lankan military transport aircraft crashed near the capital Colombo on Friday killing four people on board and injuring another crew member, police said. The Antonov AN-32 aircraft slammed into a rubber plantation in the suburb of Athurugiriya in bad weather and burst into flames, police spokesman Ajith Rohana said. "Four people onboard have been killed and the fifth crew member survived with severe burns," Rohana told AFP. Airforce sources said the plane had taken off from the main international airport outside Colombo and headed to a nearby domestic air base when pilots reported poor visibility. There were no casualties on the ground, but at least one house lost part of its roof as the aircraft crashed. Civil aviation chief HM Nimalasiri said it was too early to establish the cause of the incident, but investigators were heading to the crash site. The Sri Lankan airforce has lost four other Antonov AN-32 type aircraft since 1995. During the height of fighting between troops and Tamil Tiger rebels, the military lost at least 35 aircraft in action and another 18 parked at an airbase during a rebel ground attack.
Sri Lankan military plane crash kills four - The Times of India
 

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Navy Helicopter Crashes in Kuwait; All Crewmembers OK

MANAMA, Bahrain (NNS) -- A U.S. Navy MH-60S helicopter assigned to Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 26 (HSC 26) crashed at 11:22 a.m. (EST), Dec.21, while on an overland training flight at Camp Buehring, Kuwait. All six personnel aboard the helicopter survived the crash and were transported to nearby medical facilities for evaluation. Three of the six crewmembers sustained minor injuries and received treatment. All have been released. The crash was not a result of hostile activity. The Navy will investigate the cause of the crash.

Navy Helicopter Crashes in Kuwait; All Crewmembers OK
 

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Sources said that at around 7.20 p.m. the helicopter struck the mountains leading to fire. However, they said that actual cause of the crash will be found by the inquiry. Police is investigating the matter.
The pilot has been identified as Lt Colonel Gulathi and co-pilot as Major Tahir Khan. The helicopter belonging to 202 Squadron had taken off from a Dhru army aviation base at Mansbal and was on training sortie.
A Srinagar based army spokesman said that Army Aviation Helicopter crashed at Safapora Heights while it was on a night flying training sortie. "The helicopter had taken off at about 7 pm from Manasbal base and the contact was lost after 40 minutes of flying. Search and rescue mission revealed that two officers, both pilots, suffered fatal casualties in the accident", he said.

Rest In Peace ..



RIP Lt Col Rajesh Gulati & Major Tahir Khan.
 

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