A Jaguar fighter jet of the Indian airforce crashed in Gujarat’s Jamnagar on Wednesday evening. One pilot onboard was rescued while the search for another is currently underwayread moreA Jaguar fighter aircraft of the Indian Air Force crashed in Gujarat’s Jamnagar on Wednesday evening. According to preliminary reports from the district administration, one pilot was rescued safely and a search operation for the other one is currently underway.According to ANI, following the crash, a large cloud of smoke reportedly engulfed the entire area.“There were two pilots in the (Jaguar) trainer aircraft of the Air Force. One has been rescued and taken to the hospital. Operations are underway to rescue the other pilot,” Prem Sukh Delu, SP Jamnagar told local reporters following the incident.AdvertisementSeveral burning pieces and debris could be seen scattered on the ground.Locals gathered around the area just minutes after the crash. The pilot who was rescued eventually was seen laying on the ground.More from India
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Jaguar fighter jet crashes in Jamnagar, 1 pilot rescued, search for the other underway
