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IAF aircraft crashes in Odisha's Mayurbhanj district

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@chauvinist
It's the same incident the crash happened near Jh-Or border between Baharagora and Mayurbhanj which are 35-40 km from each other.

Anyways intial reports say pilots reported a bird hit which is likely as incident happened near a bird sanctuary

Aircraft is identified as Bae Hawk with c/n A-3292.
It is only the second crash of Bae Hawk in India and first since 2008.
 
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They try to mimic Pakistani crashes took place sometime ago.
But they esteem when it comes to christening a plane......nothing in PAF is called THE FLYING COFFIN.

@ Topic.

BHUBANESWAR: An Indian Air Force (IAF) fighter aircraft crashed at Kudarsahi village under Boshoi police station in Mayurbhanj district, around 300 km from here on Wednesday.

According to sources, the fighter plane crashed at about 1.10pm. After the crash a huge explosion took place. Villagers from nearby villages gathered at the crash site. Fire tenders from Baripada rushed to the site to douse the flames.

Bishoi block development officer Sambhunath Nandi said that after ejection both the pilots came to the crash site. "None has been hurt in the incident. We have asked two more fire tenders to rush to the site," said Nandi. Senior district level officers including Mayurbhanj SP Anup Krishna have rushed to the site to take stock.
 
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Fighter Trainer-Aircraft of Indian Air Force, Hawk (A-3492) has crashed today in Odisha’s Mayurbhanj district in the afternoon.
According to a report, the aircraft has crashed due to technical fault as it was coming from Kalaikunda Air Base in West Bengal.

Both the pilots had successfully ejected themselves from the aircraft before the crash but one of them have some injury in his face as he has been admitted in Baripada Hospital.

As the current update, both the pilots will be taken to the nearby Kolkata Hospital.
 
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Good that no one has been hurt- bird hits happen but lessons will be learnt.
 
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