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I am really deeply hurt-
A brave pilot lost-
what irks me is the parachute thingy-
Such state of the art aircraft and pilot died due to parachute malfunction :angry:-

May his soul rest in peace- i am sure he is in a better place flying with angels :cry:-
 
Both the sdns of JFT are based at Peshawar. Does anyone know about the plane, whether it belonged to an operational sqn. or it was a newly built going through testing at Kamra?
 
GEO Pakistan
Pilot dies in PAF jet crash
Updated at: 1214 PST, Monday, November 14, 2011
Pilot dies in PAF jet crash ATTOCK: A Pakistan Air Force (PAF) aircraft JF-17 Thunder, crashed in Attock Distrct also killing its pilot, Geo News, reported Monday.

According to PAF spokesman, pilot Squadron Leader Muhammad Hussain ejected successfully but the parachute failed to open properly. There were no reports of damage as the crash site is a mountainous region.

Rescue teams reached the site soon after the incident while an investigation board has been set up to investigate the crash.
 
I am really deeply hurt-
A brave pilot lost-
what irks me is the parachute thingy-
Such state of the art aircraft and pilot died due to parachute malfunction :angry:-

May his soul rest in peace- i am sure he is in a better place flying with angels :cry:-

If you are not IN it, then you don't win it.
Sadly such hazards come with fast jet flying.....even when the aircraft are on ground.

 
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I salute the fallen pilot. May he rest in eternal peace.
 
GEO is giving conflicting news....
 
although it depends on the circumstances at the time of the crash,and at what moment the pilot decided to eject...But still how safe is JF-17 ejection system?

Sometimes the pilots delay too much trying to save the plane or save civilians on the ground,sometimes they get hit by aircraft debris,or the speed was too much at ejection?
 
This is the plane we are trying to "show off" or "sell" at the dubai airshow going on?
 
GEO Pakistan
Pilot dies in PAF jet crash
Updated at: 1214 PST, Monday, November 14, 2011
Pilot dies in PAF jet crash ATTOCK: A Pakistan Air Force (PAF) aircraft JF-17 Thunder, crashed in Attock Distrct also killing its pilot, Geo News, reported Monday.

According to PAF spokesman, pilot Squadron Leader Muhammad Hussain ejected successfully but the parachute failed to open properly. There were no reports of damage as the crash site is a mountainous region.

Rescue teams reached the site soon after the incident while an investigation board has been set up to investigate the crash.

 
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its wasJ-7 / F-7 Airguard dual seater trainer variant not JF17 thunder

No friend the picture clearly shows it was A jf-17 even senior member like from pakdef munir disclose it
 
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its wasJ-7 / F-7 Airguard dual seater trainer variant not JF17 thunder

Go through the thread.. pics are given on previous pages.. It was JFT sadly, and more sadly, the pilot couldnt make it.
 
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No friend the picture clearly shows it was A jf-17 even senior member like from pakdef munir disclose it
Sorry my Bad it Was JF17 Thunder:cry:
and the Pilot:cry::cry::cry:
 
its wasJ-7 / F-7 Airguard dual seater trainer variant not JF17 thunder

Sadly it was a JF-17, check out the nose cone....also confirmed to me by Alan Warnes.

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to me
Sadly it is. Sqn Ldr Hussain was martyred.
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yea sad news but it had passed 10000 hr crash less fright hour thats ton a small achievement for Pakistan
 
I guess we need to sue the parachute company for these low quality stuff providing to us......:argh:
MB still is one of the best in the business!
I'm sure that they will take note of the incident to improve the quality of their equipment.
RIP to the brave pilot.
Martin Baker - Ejection Seats
The cousins of the JFT ejection seats also serves on the Lightening 2,EF2000 etc!
Martin Baker - Mk. 16 high-speed
 
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