A Navy MiG-29 aircraft crashed on Sunday. However, the pilot trained in this plane narrowly survived. The pilot of the aircraft sailed out safely. Further action has been initiated to investigate the accident. The Indian Navy said in a statement that at around 10.30 am today a MiG-29 aircraft aboard a training pilot crashed in Goa. The pilot of the aircraft was safely evacuated and recovered. An inquiry order has been issued to investigate the incident.
It is being told about this accident that the Navy's MiG-29 aircraft had left for routine training session at around 10:30 in the morning. Shortly after the flight, there was a technical fault in the engine of the aircraft, the information of which was immediately conveyed to the officials of Air Traffic Control. Meanwhile, the plane crashed. However, before the accident, the pilots managed to get out safely.
For your information, let us tell you that earlier in the month of November, a similar Navy plane crashed in Goa. Pilots aboard this aircraft were saved safely during the incident on 16 November. Within three months of this incident, the second plane also fell victim to the accident. Officials say that after the accident on Sunday, the wreckage of the crashed plane has been recovered and orders have been given to investigate the accident.
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