Navy’s unmanned aircraft searcher goes down in Kochi shortly after take-off

[Maarkhoor]

A Board of Inquiry has been constituted to probe the cause of the crash.

The remotely piloted drone crashed shortly after take-off at 10:25 am.
An unmanned aircraft ‘searcher’, which was on a routine surveillance mission, went down north of the naval airfield INS Garuda earlier Tuesday, the Indian Navy said in a statement. No casualty or damage to property has been reported. The remotely piloted drone crashed shortly after take-off at 10:25 am.

“The aircraft crashed in the vicinity of the HHA tank terminal on the northern side of Willingdon Island,” the Navy said. A Board of Inquiry has been constituted to probe the cause of the crash. The drone crash comes on a day Vice-President Venkaiah Naidu is in the city for a two-day visit. In his first visit to Kerala after taking office, the VP will inaugurate the 11th Indian Fisheries and Aquaculture Forum and will attend the golden jubilee celebrations of the Kochi Corporation on Wednesday. He will also take part in the 160th year celebrations of the Cochin Chamber of Commerce and Industry before flying back to New Delhi tomorrow from the naval airport.
http://indianexpress.com/article/in...in-kochi-shortly-after-takeoff-no-casualties/

 

[Maarkhoor]

@Windjammer @Zarvan @war&peace @Burhan Wani @Khafee

 

[Assasin Ezio]

Drone crashes are routine everywhere.

 

[Maarkhoor]

Drone crashes are routine everywhere.

Yeah yeah, especially Nishant, all crashed not single one left
Homegrown Nishant Drone's Perfect Crash Record - NDTV.com

 

[Maarkhoor]

That's nothing.
In 2016, four Pakistani military drones crashed whereas only two Indian drons crashed that year.

Thread is about Indian drones, stick to the topic.

 

[Hallian_Khan]

That's nothing.
In 2016, four Pakistani military drones crashed whereas only two Indian drons crashed that year.

Coz indian didnt have any to fly....

 

[Reichsmarschall]

Our drone inventory is far larger than Pak drove inventory size.

lol really?

India[edit]

• DRDO Abhyas
• DRDO AURA
• DRDO Fluffy
• DRDO Imperial Eagle
• DRDO Kapothaka
• DRDO Lakshya
• DRDO Netra
• DRDO Nishant
• DRDO Rustom
• DRDO Ulka
• Gagan UAV
• IAI-HAL NRUAV
• NAL Slybird
• NAL / ADE Black Kite
• NAL / ADE Golden Hawk
• NAL / ADE Pushpak
• Dhaksha
• Indian
• Samhams Technologies
• Pawan UAV
• ADE Nishant[citation needed]
• Maraal
  
  Pakistan[edit]
  Pakistan has been pursuing a highly active and successful UAV development program. This is being done in order to reduce dependence on foreign countries who have not been keen to supply UAVs to Pakistan, despite the fact that they would be useful in Pakistan's operations against terrorists. These circumstances forced Pakistan to initiate an indigenous effort to develop UAV technology in the early and mid-2000s. In Pakistan, UAVs are now being designed and manufactured by several state-owned and private defence production and high-tech organizations. Prominent among them are the National Engineering and Scientific Commission (NESCOM), Pakistan Aeronautical Complex, Integrated Dynamics, SATUMA and GIDS.
  
  
  A SATUMA Jasoos in camouflage scheme.
  
  A Falco UAV on display.
  • Ababeel (Small Scale Target Drone), developed by PAC[108]
  • Ababeel III (Target Drone), developed by Albadeey Technologies.[109]
  • Aerobot (Various research purposes), developed by Pakistan Aerospace.[110]
  • Bazz UAV (Target Drone), developed by Technocrafts.[111]
  • Baaz UAV (large) (Large Scale Target Drone), developed by PAC[108]
  • Border Eagle (Surveillance Drone), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[112]
  • NESCOM Burraq (Combat drone developed by NESCOM).
  • Explorer UAV (Civilian UAV), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[113]
  • Falco UAV (Version of Italian drone built by PAC under licence.)[114]
  • Firefly UAV (Rocket Propelled UAV), under development by Integrated Dynamics.[115]
  • Flamingo UAV (Medium Range UAV), Reconnaissance Drone built by SATUMA.[116]
  • FST UAV(Full Scale Trainer UAV), developed by SATUMA.[117]
  • GIDS Shahpar, developed by GIDS.[118]
  • Hawk MK-V UAV, developed by Integrated Dynamics.[115][119]
  • Hornet UAV (Surveillance Drone), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[120]
  • HST UAV (Half Scale Trainer UAV), developed by SATUMA.[121]
  • HUMA I (Remote Sensing), developed by Integrated Defence Systems.
  • Jasoos (Reconnaissance Drone), developed by SATUMA.[122]
  • Jasoos II (Bravo +), (Tactical Range Reconnaissance), developed by SATUMA.[122]
  • Jumbo Bazz (Larger Version of Bazz), developed by Technocrafts.[123]
  • Mini Electric UAV (Silent UAV), developed by Technocrafts.[124]
  • Mukhbaar (Short Range Reconnaissance Drone), developed by SATUMA.[125]
  • Nishan MK-II (High-Speed Target Drone), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[126]
  • Nishan TJ-1000 (Jet-Powered Target Drone), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[127]
  • Rover UAV (Civilian Scientific Data Gatherer), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[128]
  • Satuma NB-X2[citation needed]
  • Satuma Jassos[citation needed]
  • Shadow MK-II (Surveillance Drone), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[129]
  • Shooting Star UAV (High Speed Target Drone), developed by SATUMA.[130]
  • Stingray UAV (Mini UAV), developed by SATUMA.[131]
  • Tornado UAV (Decoy UAV), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[132]
  • Tunder SR (Short Range Target Drone), developed by SATUMA.[133]
  • Tunder LR (Long Range Target Drone), developed by SATUMA.[134]
  • Uqab UAV (Real Time Reconnaissance), developed by ACES.[135][136]
  • Uqab-II (Naval Variant of the Uqab), Pakistan Navy has inducted first squadron.[137]
  • Vector UAV (Surveillance Drone), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[138]
  • Vision MK-I (Surveillance Drone), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[139]
  • Vision MK-II (Larger version of MK-I), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[140]

 

[kris]

lol really?

India[edit]

• DRDO Abhyas
• DRDO AURA
• DRDO Fluffy
• DRDO Imperial Eagle
• DRDO Kapothaka
• DRDO Lakshya
• DRDO Netra
• DRDO Nishant
• DRDO Rustom
• DRDO Ulka
• Gagan UAV
• IAI-HAL NRUAV
• NAL Slybird
• NAL / ADE Black Kite
• NAL / ADE Golden Hawk
• NAL / ADE Pushpak
• Dhaksha
• Indian
• Samhams Technologies
• Pawan UAV
• ADE Nishant[citation needed]
• Maraal
  
  Pakistan[edit]
  Pakistan has been pursuing a highly active and successful UAV development program. This is being done in order to reduce dependence on foreign countries who have not been keen to supply UAVs to Pakistan, despite the fact that they would be useful in Pakistan's operations against terrorists. These circumstances forced Pakistan to initiate an indigenous effort to develop UAV technology in the early and mid-2000s. In Pakistan, UAVs are now being designed and manufactured by several state-owned and private defence production and high-tech organizations. Prominent among them are the National Engineering and Scientific Commission (NESCOM), Pakistan Aeronautical Complex, Integrated Dynamics, SATUMA and GIDS.
  
  
  A SATUMA Jasoos in camouflage scheme.
  
  A Falco UAV on display.
  • Ababeel (Small Scale Target Drone), developed by PAC[108]
  • Ababeel III (Target Drone), developed by Albadeey Technologies.[109]
  • Aerobot (Various research purposes), developed by Pakistan Aerospace.[110]
  • Bazz UAV (Target Drone), developed by Technocrafts.[111]
  • Baaz UAV (large) (Large Scale Target Drone), developed by PAC[108]
  • Border Eagle (Surveillance Drone), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[112]
  • NESCOM Burraq (Combat drone developed by NESCOM).
  • Explorer UAV (Civilian UAV), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[113]
  • Falco UAV (Version of Italian drone built by PAC under licence.)[114]
  • Firefly UAV (Rocket Propelled UAV), under development by Integrated Dynamics.[115]
  • Flamingo UAV (Medium Range UAV), Reconnaissance Drone built by SATUMA.[116]
  • FST UAV(Full Scale Trainer UAV), developed by SATUMA.[117]
  • GIDS Shahpar, developed by GIDS.[118]
  • Hawk MK-V UAV, developed by Integrated Dynamics.[115][119]
  • Hornet UAV (Surveillance Drone), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[120]
  • HST UAV (Half Scale Trainer UAV), developed by SATUMA.[121]
  • HUMA I (Remote Sensing), developed by Integrated Defence Systems.
  • Jasoos (Reconnaissance Drone), developed by SATUMA.[122]
  • Jasoos II (Bravo +), (Tactical Range Reconnaissance), developed by SATUMA.[122]
  • Jumbo Bazz (Larger Version of Bazz), developed by Technocrafts.[123]
  • Mini Electric UAV (Silent UAV), developed by Technocrafts.[124]
  • Mukhbaar (Short Range Reconnaissance Drone), developed by SATUMA.[125]
  • Nishan MK-II (High-Speed Target Drone), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[126]
  • Nishan TJ-1000 (Jet-Powered Target Drone), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[127]
  • Rover UAV (Civilian Scientific Data Gatherer), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[128]
  • Satuma NB-X2[citation needed]
  • Satuma Jassos[citation needed]
  • Shadow MK-II (Surveillance Drone), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[129]
  • Shooting Star UAV (High Speed Target Drone), developed by SATUMA.[130]
  • Stingray UAV (Mini UAV), developed by SATUMA.[131]
  • Tornado UAV (Decoy UAV), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[132]
  • Tunder SR (Short Range Target Drone), developed by SATUMA.[133]
  • Tunder LR (Long Range Target Drone), developed by SATUMA.[134]
  • Uqab UAV (Real Time Reconnaissance), developed by ACES.[135][136]
  • Uqab-II (Naval Variant of the Uqab), Pakistan Navy has inducted first squadron.[137]
  • Vector UAV (Surveillance Drone), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[138]
  • Vision MK-I (Surveillance Drone), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[139]
  • Vision MK-II (Larger version of MK-I), developed by Integrated Dynamics.[140]

Can u put the numbers tally

 

[ashok321]

An unmanned aircraft ‘searcher’, which was on a routine surveillance mission

This is imported mall = Jewish DNA.