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The pilot ejected and is reportedly safe. Further details are awaited. A CoI will be set up to investigate the cause of the accident.

The IAF statement states that the Mirage 2000 trainer aircraft was on an acceptance sortie after upgrade by HAL and an investigation into t...

According to reports, the aircraft was on a routine sortie from Gorakhpur Air Force station. The pilot manged to eject safely.

The pilot of the aircraft, Squadron Leader Meet Kumar, has died.

As per the figures given by Parrikar, 2014-15 saw the maximum crashes which included one Sukhoi, four MiGs and two Jaguars.

The fighter jet was a production aircraft of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and was being tested before delivery.

The pilot was on a routine training mission from the Jamnagar Air Force base when it developed a snag while landing.

The IAF's Jaguar, crashed around 10:30 am, in the Mundra taluk of the Kutch region in northwestern Gujarat.

"The pilot is safe," he said. In 2013, two MIG-29 fighter planes had crashed in June and July near Gujarat's Jamnagar air base.

A Jaguar fighter aircraft on Thursday crashed in Dilahi Firozpur village in this district, killing its pilot and a girl working in a field.