Breaking: Navy MiG-29K crashes in Goa, pilots eject safely

[steelTalons]

Why is this newsworthy? [emoji848][emoji1787]

 

[Invictus.inc]

PAKRAO DONO BHEN KY TAKKO KO
"VIR CHAKRA"

 

[Windjammer]

 

[Areesh]

You must understand, he's a spokesman of a failed project.

He is not done yet

He would come and compare that Indian military has less crashes than USA, Korean, Japanese, Chinese and Russian militaries

Abhi yeh wala chutyapa baqi hai is ka

 

[Tejas Spokesman]

Here' one for your desk top.

Epic fail.
I clearly mentioned flying accident.
The pic above is of a ground accident during taxiing on runway.

 

[Lincoln]

Indians calling Mig-29K a flying coffin too. Dassault is really going to regret not selling Rafale to India under a different name.

Even Lockheed Martin knew better, and tried to sell IAF the same F-16V under a completely new name of F-21.

 

[POTTER]

 

[Lincoln]

Epic fail.
I clearly mentioned flying accident.
The pic above is of a ground accident during taxiing on runway.

Lagta hai iss kai sir mein sirf gobar barha hai

 

[Great Janjua]

An accident is an accident doesn't matter if it's in the air or on the ground

Epic fail.
I clearly mentioned flying accident.
The pic above is of a ground accident during taxiing on runway.

 

[GriffinsRule]

First flying accident crash involving Indian Navy MiG-29K in 21,000+ flying hours since 2013.
Very good safety record.

IAF MiG-29s also have very good safety record; Zero crashes in six years despite 50,000+ flight hours by fleet.

So many crashes, you are losing track. Its understandable.

In other news, they are renaming the INS Hansa to INS LOL

 

[Adam_Khan]

Glad to hear the pilots are alive and well.

 

[Cuirassier]

I believe this is the 2nd MiG-29K accident right? Fleet now at 43?

 

[Windjammer]

Epic fail.
I clearly mentioned flying accident.
The pic above is of a ground accident during taxiing on runway.

Then this wouldn't matter to you either stray.

On problems with the engine, the CAG report said: "Since induction in February 2010, 40 engines (62 percent) of twin-engined MiG-29K have been withdrawn from service/rejected due to design-related defects."
Additionally, the serviceability of the warplanes was low, ranging from 21.30 percent to 47.14 percent, according to the report.

Alas when they don't fly they don't die.

 

[Ghessan]

Epic fail.
I clearly mentioned flying accident.
The pic above is of a ground accident during taxiing on runway.

sorry that we forget, you have flying coffins.

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hospitality wow

khidmat ho rahi hey heros ki compund mein lita k, chalo sir k neechey kuch dey diya, itna hi bohat hey, enjoy.

 

[Tejas Spokesman]

Then this wouldn't matter to you either stray.

On problems with the engine, the CAG report said: "Since induction in February 2010, 40 engines (62 percent) of twin-engined MiG-29K have been withdrawn from service/rejected due to design-related defects."
Additionally, the serviceability of the warplanes was low, ranging from 21.30 percent to 47.14 percent, according to the report.

Alas when they don't fly they don't die.

Another epic fail.
All MiG 29K serviceability issues were sorted out by last year.

https://sputniknews.com/military/201812041070349589-indian-navy-resolves-service-issue-mig29/

So many crashes, you are losing track. Its understandable.

In other news, they are renaming the INS Hansa to INS LOL

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/brea...lots-eject-safely.643006/page-2#post-11892602