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BAF training aircraft crash-lands after technical failure in Bogura
The pilots were safe and sound after an “emergency landing”, ISPR says
Published : 29 Nov 2022, 12:51 PM
Updated : 29 Nov 2022, 12:51 PM
A training aircraft of the Bangladesh Air Force has crash-landed after it malfunctioned in the airport area in Bogura’s Erulia, but the pilots are safe.
The jet, a PT-6 two-seater, took off around 10:30 am from the BAF Flying Instructors' School adjacent to the airport and immediately resorted to “emergency landing” due to a mechanical failure, the Inter-Services Public Relations said in a statement on Tuesday.
Aviation Group Captain Mahbub and Squadron Leader Halimur, the pilots of the jet, were "safe and sound". The training aircraft can be repaired by the BAF.
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