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What has bad weather got to do with location? Do you get lost on your way back from the office every time it rains? What happens when you fly at night? Pak Army and Air Force use GPS, especially near border regions. We are also trained better in navigation and map reading. That's why, unlike...

F-16s or F-7s. A fighter jet gives the helicopter a warning over a military communication band. The alternative for the helicopter then is to get shot down. The jets would have intercepted it before it could escape back. The helo was probably deep inside Pak airspace as reports are...

Global News | Pakistan says Indian helicopter forced to land for violating airspace, crew taken into custody Pakistan forces Indian helicopter to land - World news - South and Central Asia - Pakistan - msnbc.com Indian chopper forced to land after violating Pakistani airspace | Pakistan |...

If what you say is correct, 2 of the passengers would have been sitting on the laps of the pilot and co-pilot respectively.

If it hadn't landed, it would have been shot down by the PAF fighter jets.

Not ego, desire for factual accuracy.

So the Indian military authorities have admitted it was forced to land and it was not an emergency landing.

Admnis, please change title of thread to "Indian military helicopter forced to land in Pakistan"

Even international media is confirming it was forced to land: Pakistan Forces Indian Helicopter to Land - ABC News http://www.globalnews.ca/world/pakistan+says+indian+helicopter+forced+to+land+for+violating+airspace+crew+taken+into+custody/6442506674/story.html

That's what the Indians would like to say.

Stop wet dreaming. Watch us do it. And we have done it before. That helicopter picture I posted is from the 1980s.

That news report is inaccurate. Pakistan Army has confirmed it was forced to land after airspace violation.

Pak Army confirms that helicopter was forced to land after violating Pak airspace and four (4) Indian military personnel on board have been taken into custody.

Like we did before? Don't challenge us Pakistanis. We like collecting trophies of our enemies. Here's a picture of another Indian helicopter impounded by Pakistan on display as a trophy in a chowk in Gilgit, Pakistan: I say keep the helicopter and send the pilot back after debriefing.

It should have landed on its side of the LoC due to bad weather. Clearly, it violated Pak airspace.

Yes, but what was it doing over Pak territory? The pilots should be thoroughly "debriefed".

An Indian military Cheetah helicopter belonging to the 666 Siachen Falcons Squadron that violated Pakistani airspace near the Line of Control in Kargil sector in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan at 1:00 p.m. (PST) was forced to land near Olding, Pakistan after being intercepted by Pakistan Air Force...

"Pakistan has a population of 180 million and a GDP of $175 billion. Average annual US economic assistance comes to less than 0.3 percent of Pakistan’s current GDP, or $2.67 per Pakistani citizen, the price of a pan pizza with no extra toppings from Pizza Hut. Perhaps the vast majority of...

Yes, but they're not sitting next to Afghanistan.

And in your view that fact that the PAF pilots are flying a plane designed by the PAF and manufactured in Pakistan accounts for nothing? And let me make one thing clear: it was PAF, not the Chinese who designed this aircraft, PAF gave the Chinese the vision, the ideas and the high standards to...