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تحطمت طائرة مقاتلة تابعة لسلاح الجو الهندي في ولاية راجستان شمال غرب الهند اليوم ونجا قائدها بعد أن قفز منها بالمظلة. وذكرت شبكة إن دي تي في التلفزيونية أن الطائرة وهي من نوع ميراج أقلعت من قاعدة جوية في وسط الهند وتحطمت في إقليم ساواي مادهوبور شرقي الولاية.
ولم ترد تقارير عن وقوع ضحايا أو أضرار في موقع تحطم الطائرة.

يذكر أن هذه ثاتني طائرة تتحطم من نفس الطراز خلال 10 أيام ، وعلى ضو ذلك فقد قامت وزارة الدفاع الهندية بأيقاف طائرات الميراج المقاتلة من أجل فحصها

حيث أن الطائرة السابقة تحطم في يوم 24 فبراير 2012 خلال طلعة تدريبة

IAF Mirage-2000 fighter aircraft crashes in Rajasthan

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Jaipur: An Indian Air Force (IAF) Mirage-2000 combat aircraft has crashed in Sawai Madhopur in Rajasthan.

The pilot managed to eject safely, IAF officials said. This is the second crash involving a Mirage-2000 aircraft since February 24.

"The crash took place 100 kilometres south-west of Jaipur near Baman Baas village in Sawai Madhopur district. Soon after taking off from Gwalior, the plane crashed at 1245 hours. The pilot managed to bail out safely," the officials said.

The pilot has ejected, said a defence spokesperson in Jaipur.

The fighter aircraft took off from Gwalior and crashed in Babanbas in Sawai Madhavpur district.

There is no report on ground casualties yet.

"The crash occurred around 12.45 p.m. The pilot ejected to safety," the officer said.

This is the second Mirage-2000 crash in 10 days. A trainer version of the jet had crashed in Madhya Pradesh Feb 24, but both pilots, one of whom was an air marshal, had managed to eject in time

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February 24th, 2012 |

Bhind: In Madhya Pradesh, a dual seat trainer version of the Mirage 2000 fighter plane of Indian Air Force crashed near Sukhand village of Gormi area in Bhind district this afternoon. According to preliminary reports no causalty has been reported in the incident. Both pilots managed to eject safely. Air Force spokesperson said the aircraft, which had taken off from the Gawlior air base on a routine training sortie, crashed at Bhind, some 32 km away. IAF said that the names of the two pilots involved are Wing Commander Ram Kumar and co-pilot Air Marshal Anil Chopra.

Engine failure is suspected to be the cause of the crash, the officer added. He said that the IAF has ordered a court of inquiry (CoI) to ascertain the reasons behind the crash. The Air Force operates a fleet of 51 Mirage H/Th aircrafts from the Maharajpura air base in Gwalior. Two IAF squadrons, numbers 1 ‘Tigers’ and 7 ‘Battleaxes’, at Gwalior, operate the Mirage 2000 Vajra fleet. Inducted into the IAF in the mid-80s, the Mirage 2000′s have very good flight safety record.

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