Trainee Indian Air Force Aircraft Crashes in Prayagraj; Pilots Eject Safely
An Indian Air Force training aircraft crashed into a pond near KP College in Prayagraj on Wednesday, causing temporary panic in the area. Officials confirmed that both pilots ejected safely and were rescued without significant injuries.
The mishap occurred during a routine training mission when the aircraft descended behind the college. Local residents quickly contacted the police and district administration, prompting the dispatch of fire brigade units and rescue teams to the location.
Authorities swiftly cordoned off the crash site to facilitate emergency operations and maintain public safety. Security measures were heightened around the pond and adjacent areas as rescue teams evaluated the situation and secured the wreckage.
No civilian casualties or damage to nearby structures were reported. The Indian Air Force has initiated a Court of Inquiry to investigate the precise cause of the accident.
Officials emphasized that safety protocols were adhered to, and the quick emergency response ensured the safety of both the pilots and the public.
