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military plane insurance ? lolzIf Me not Wrong C130J cost west of 200 Million , Hope these machines are insured.
They're unlikely to be insured for this- it was lost during a highly risky training manoeuvre.If Me not Wrong C130J cost west of 200 Million , Hope these machines are insured.
They're unlikely to be insured for this- it was lost during a highly risky training manoeuvre.
There is no doubt the IAF will be replacing this bird- likely with a 7th airframe in the follow-on order. I don't know how likely it is LM would provide a discount for this replacement airframe, will have to wait and see.Most of the time the company replaces it without much cost, if they see a potential increase in sale in the future. So I don't think there would be much of problem in getting a new one, considering LM is planning on expanding its sales to Indian Defense market.
They're unlikely to be insured for this- it was lost during a highly risky training manoeuvre.
For what part mate? The insurance part or that it was on a low level insertion training mission?Thank you for your analysis .. but a source would be dandy.
For what part mate? The insurance part or that it was on a low level insertion training mission?
This is what the eye-witnesses said and what a former IN Harrier pilot said on another forum from looking and analysing the debris at the crash site, look at the first few pages again my friend- such info is there.Training part?
Assumptions n heresay?This is what the eye-witnesses said and what a former IN Harrier pilot said on another forum from looking and analysing the debris at the crash site, look at the first few pages again my friend- such info is there.
No official word from the IAF but reasoned assumptions can be made especially by professionals who have a knowledge on such things. It makes sense that this was a low-level insertion training mission considering the crash, where it happened and what these air lifters are for in the IAF i.e. designated Spec Ops.Assumptions n heresay?
No official word from the IAF but reasoned assumptions can be made especially by professionals who have a knowledge on such things. It makes sense that this was a low-level insertion training mission considering the crash, where it happened and what these air lifters are for in the IAF i.e. designated Spec Ops.
I think @SpArK also mentioned this was a formation drop and there was another Herc flying with it.
Let's wait until the official report comes out anyway, until then it is all just speculation and he said she said.
It's possible it could be pilot error or some technical error or something else- who knows? It is quite pointless to definitively come to one conclusion at this time IMHO. Everyone should just hold off until the official report comes out.....Only rumours etc?in short pilot messed up?