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Mushak is not a jet.Army trainer jet crashes near Gujranwala killing pilots
DAWN.COM and MATEEN HAIDER
Updated 2014-04-08 12:21:01
GUJRANWALA: An Mushak trainer jet belonging to the Army Aviation crashed near Gujranwala killing both the occupants of the aircraft on Tuesday.
The two-seater plane crashed due to a technical fault developed during a training mission, according to an Inter Services Public relations (ISPR) statement which added that both the pilots onboard the plane had died in the incident.
The statement further said that an inquiry had been ordered into the incident.
The Mushak aircraft is a small aircraft which is not equipped with ejector seats.
Does the army own Mushaks? I thought cadets for army aviation get initial training from the AF, as in India.
I guess it makes sense because in Pak, most helicopters (especially attack helos) are operated by the army, whereas in India attack helis are also mostly operated by the IAF as of now.Nope....the Army cadets get their training with the Army at Aviation School Gujranwala.
Only engineers go to CAE Risalpur.
In fact, Navy and even PAF cadets come to Army Aviation School for their training on helicopters.
Army's plane? You mean helis?
RIP to the pilots.
New Recruit
Quite possiblty.. Although the aircraft is 86-5147 which means it was inducted in 86. That makes the airframe some 27 years old and at the twilight of its useful service life.Might be a maintenance issue..
Rest in Peace and May ALLAH bless you with Jannah AmeenPilots dead as Pak Army plane crashes in Gujranwala – The Express Tribune
GUJRANWALA: According to the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR), a Pakistan Army training plane crashed in Gujranwala, killing both of its pilots, Express News reported on Tuesday.
ISPR further stated that the plane crashed because of technical problems.
The plane caught fire after the crash, sources said.
Police and army officials have reached the site of the crash and cordoned off the area while rescue teams are on their way.
This is a developing story and will be updated accordingly.