An Indian Air Force An-32 transport aircraft crashed while landing at Rowriah airbase in Assam's Jorhat, killing five personnel. The co-pilot survived and is receiving treatment. The IAF is investigating the cause of the accident, which is the third major An-32 crash in the Northeast since 2009.
Five Indian Air Force personnel died when an AN-32 transport aircraft crashed while landing at Jorhat airbase in Assam. The co-pilot survived and is receiving medical care. An emergency response was triggered, and a court of inquiry has been constituted to determine the cause of the accident.
Five Indian Air Force personnel died in an An-32 aircraft accident near Jorhat, Assam, during a routine sortie. The aircraft crashed outside the airstrip. The IAF is investigating the cause and urged against speculation.
An Indian Air Force An-32 aircraft crashed during a routine sortie near Jorhat, Assam, resulting in the death of five personnel. The deceased have been identified as Squadron Leader Prashant Singh, Flight Lieutenant Shubham Kumar, Sergeant Jitendra Sharma, Agniveervayu Khemaram Kumawat, and Agniveervayu Danish Alam. The IAF has launched an inquiry into the incident and urged the public to avoid speculation.
An Indian Air Force AN-32 aircraft crashed at the Jorhat airbase in Assam. The AN-32 has been a key transport aircraft for the IAF since 1984, known for its capability in tropical and mountainous conditions. This incident adds to a history of 18 major incidents involving the aircraft type since 1986.
