Airbus aircraft crashed in India after pilot killed 10A48.11-F
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Pilot killed in air crash in Pakistan's Kuch district of Gujarat state It is known that the plane was flying from the Air Force station of Jamnagar. NDTV released this news
It is said that the Indian Air Force (IAF), a war-van, crashed near a village in Kuch district after flying from Jamnagar Ghat in Gujarat.
Locals said that as a result of the crash, several cattle also died along with the pilot. The aircraft was completing a regular training campaign.
It is to be noted that in recent months, the incidence of aircraft and helicopters crashing in India has increased. A few months ago an IAF helicopter crashed in the Majuli island of Assam state. The helicopter's two pilots died on the incident.
Defense Ministry spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Monish Ojha said on the incident in Gujarat that a Jaguar plane crashed in about 10:30 am after completing a regular training drive from Jamnagar.
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I'm confused. What's an Airbus got to do with a Jaguar?