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IAF, Hawk Jet Trainer crashed in Kalaikunda, WB. Both Pilots ejected. Conditions not known
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what? how did you manage to crash a hawk?
hawks are made to lastSame way as you crashed your sub recently.
On topic : It is said to be the maintenance problem.
HAL does the maintenance and IAF says they do shoddy maintenance.
safety is a high concernPilot and instructor safety is immediate concern.
@Blue Marlin is right, it is pretty difficult to imagine if human error is the cause behind the crash (given lot of redundancy in design).
Surely IAF will constitute an inquiry into the event. recommendations and findings are incorporated in form of modifications in hardware and operating practices.but the even higher concern is making sure it wont happen again
Its an Intermediate Stage Trainer. Unfortunately HJT36 too has a faced difficulties during development and trials (some crashes occurred).what about the hjt-36
Usually the training for pilots follows this kind of a schedule. Elementary followed by Basic followed by Advanced followed by OCU (Operational Conversion).similar to the hawks right?
what? how did you manage to crash a hawk?
On topic : It is said to be the maintenance problem.
HAL does the maintenance and IAF says they do shoddy maintenance.
IAF Hawk trainer jet crashes, pilots safe
By IANS | Aug 04, 2016, 02.37 PM IST
KOLKATA: A Hawk advanced jet trainer today crashed soon after take off from Air Force Station, Kalaikunda in West Midnapore due to a "technical snag" but both the pilots ejected safely.
IAF sources said that the aircraft developed a technical problem at about 1100 hours, minutes after taking off from Kalaikunda air station in West Bengal, where another Hawk had crashed in June last year.
The crash occurred within the boundary of the air station, 138 kms from here, and the two pilots ejected safely, they said.
"A Court of Inquiry has been instituted into the crash," an IAF source said.
Last year in June, another Hawk had crashed after taking off from Kalaikunda station as it developed a technical problem. Budding fighter pilots undergo their stage-III training for a year on Hawk.
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HOw old are these Hawk jets..??