'Routine sortie': IAF on what led to An-32 aircraft crash in Assam that killed 5
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An Indian Air Force AN-32 transport aircraft crashed while attempting to land at Jorhat Air Force Station in Assam on June 13, breaking apart and causing five fatalities and one survivor. The Russian-made Antonov-32, a long-serving transport plane used for remote frontier operations, split apart during the landing sequence. An official inquiry has been initiated to investigate the accident's cause.
Tragedy struck Jorhat, Assam, as an Indian Air Force An-32 aircraft crashed during a routine sortie, claiming the lives of five personnel.
The IAF confirmed the identities of the deceased, including Squadron Leader Prashant Singh and Flight Lieutenant Shubham Kumar.
Investigations are underway, and the nation mourns the supreme sacrifice made by these brave air warriors. ...
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