Itanagar: The AIR force AN-32 aircraft that went missing since taking off on June 3 for the Advanced Landing Ground in Jorhat, Arunachal Pradesh, in Assam. On Tuesday, the Indian Air Force, in connection with the search for riders who had been found in Lepo in Arunachal Pradesh since its wreckage, said there were no survivors onboard the plane.

The wreckage of AN-32 aircraft had appeared at a height of 12 thousand feet on June 11, 16 km away from Lipo in Arunachal Pradesh. Since then the Air Force was investigating the 8 crew members and 5 passengers aboard it. Mi-17 helicopters were also deployed for the same. According to information provided by the Indian Air Force, its eight-member investigative team arrived at the accident spot on Thursday.

All passengers aboard the plane were searched during the flight, according to the Air Force. Air Force says it is sad that no aircraft survivor is left alive in this accident. The Air Force has also informed the families of all the 13 people on board the aircraft.

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