“The fighter aircraft on operational training mission crashed after it developed a fault. The pilot planned a successful ejection and was safely airlifted,” Air Commander Tariq Mehmood, spokesperson Pakistan Air Force, told The Express Tribune.
The Air Headquarter has ordered an inquiry into the incident to determine the exact cause of the crash.
“The aircraft crashed in a vacant area and there was no loss of life and property in the area,” he said.
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@kulwant singh: That's Okay, and thanks to Almighty, pilot is safe. It is the incompetence of newspaper editing department which is being questioned, not the survival of pilot or not. Two different subjects.
The crash records don't matter.....being Indian or pakistani..doesn't matter.....losing a precious life to an old and faulty system really matters....Although PGs are not that old....but still. ..Thank God pilot is safe...
Just compare the number of aircraft crashes Pakistan vs India! Indians crash their planes 10 times as many. In the past 15 years about one hundred plus fighters and the rest have crashed with death of equal or more , number of pilots and crews!
So take it easy, Pak record is very good!
@shahid: Dear Shahid it clearly written file photo, thank God the Pilot is safe which is important planes can be purchased.
@Shakil Khan: Thank God they did not print picture of a helicopter .. so much for editing and knowledge, maybe they think public also is illiterate like them...;.
your picture showing a F-16 but news is not stating anything relevant to that?