The Indian Air Force has ordered an inquiry into the case of crashing of Jaguar fighter aircraft in a village near the base of Jamnagar Air Force in Gujarat. One pilot died in this accident, while another pilot was injured. & Nbsp; The Indian Air Force said in a statement on Thursday morning that the pilots on the night mission experienced ‘technical failure’ in the aircraft before the accident on Wednesday night.
Air Force said in the statement, & lsquo; The Indian Air Force Jaguar aircraft crashed during the night mission, which flew from Jamnagar Air Military base. The pilots faced technical fault and tried to get out of the aircraft, in which the air military base and the local population have not suffered any damage. & rsquo; & rsquo;
IAF ordered orders for the accident
Air Force said, & lsquo; & lsquo; Unfortunately, one pilot died, while the other is undergoing treatment in a hospital in Jamnagar. The Indian Air Force is deeply saddened by the loss of life and property and is with a heartbreaking family. A court of inquiry (investigation) has been ordered to find out the cause of the accident. & rsquo; & rsquo;
A Jaguar fighter aircraft of the Indian Air Force crashed during a training mission in a village near Jamnagar Air Force Station in Gujarat on Wednesday night.
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