Listen mate, after your claim on the JF-17 crash, it's not difficult to conclude who is posting BS, none the less, swallow your pride and digest these figures, which are only up until 2003, it shows by then the IAF had lost some 24 Jaguars, add to that the losses over the last 12 years, the actual figure exceeds over 40 Jaguars crashes.
Report Our Data Percentage
No of MiG-21s lost between April 1992 and March 2002 102 83 83%
No of MiG-21s lost between Oct 1963 and 1 August 2003 315 163 52%
CAG Report mentions Ac lost between Apr 91 and Mar 97 147 84 57%
No of MiG-29s lost from 1987 till April 2000 5 3
No of Combat fighters lost from Apr 1999 till Mar 2001 52 51 98%
No of Fighters lost between 01 Apr 96 - 30 Sept 99 60 55 91%
No of Aircraft lost from April 2000 - Feb 17 2003 68
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Year wise break up of Accidents and Writeoffs
Year Fighter Trainer Helicopter Transport
1991-92 27 08 03 01
1992-93 19 04 03 01 02
1993-94 23 04 01 01
1994-95 19 07 04 -
1995-96 24 08 04 02 01
1996-97 18 02 02 02
1997-98 11 2 3
1998-99 17 2 1 2
1999-00 20 20 5 2
2000-01 19 19 1 8
2001-02 13 12 3 2
2002-03 15 15 1 1
Aircraft Type Total Recorded Percentage
MiG-21 315 163(13) 52%
MiG-23 23 (3)
MiG-25 04 02
MiG-27 21
MiG-29 07(1) 05 (0)
Jaguar 23(1) 23 (1)
Mirage 2000 03 03
Warbirds of India - [ Air Crash Listings of the Indian Air Force ]