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[Janbaz]

PAF jet crashes near Jhang

Updated at 2400 PST
JHANG: A Mirage jet of Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has crashed near Jhang, while no casualties are reported.

Sources in PAF said that the jet crashed due to some technical error, while investigations to find out the causes of the incident are underway.

The News.
http://thenews.jang.com.pk/updates.asp#17133.

 

[Introvert]

PAF jet crashes near Jhang

Updated at 2400 PST
JHANG: A Mirage jet of Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has crashed near Jhang, while no casualties are reported.

Sources in PAF said that the jet crashed due to some technical error, while investigations to find out the causes of the incident are underway.

The News.
http://thenews.jang.com.pk/updates.asp#17133.

Thank God, there were no casualties

 

[Owais]

PAF jet crashes near Jhang

JHANG: A Mirage jet of Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has crashed near Jhang, while no casualties are reported.

Sources in PAF said that the jet crashed due to some technical error, while investigations to find out the causes of the incident are underway.

http://geo.tv/geonews/details.asp?id=1527&param=1

 

[Adux]

I hope the Pilot is ok,
Lots of crashes happening for the PAF especially in the last 2 years

 

[falcone]

Hope he's ok, too.

 

[Abs]

pilot ejected

the old mirages and F-7's are crashing quite a bit - good thing they are schedueled to get phased out i think sometime starting in 2008.

 

[Muradk]

pilot ejected

the old mirages and F-7's are crashing quite a bit - good thing they are schedueled to get phased out i think sometime starting in 2008.

With what ?

 

[Bull]

With what ?

With JF-17, i guess.

 

[Abs]

With what ?

With JF-17, i guess.

JF-17 is the aircraft that is planned to replace the old F-7 and mirages

 

[Introvert]

Pakistan air force jet crashes in training flight; pilot ejects safely​

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: A Pakistani air force jet crashed during a training flight Wednesday in the eastern province of Punjab, but the pilot ejected safely and no one was injured on the ground, an official said.

The French-made Mirage fighter went down because of technical problems near Jhang, a city about 290 kilometers (180 miles) southwest of the capital, Islamabad, air force spokesman Cmdr. Sarfaraz Ahmed Khan said.

The air force has ordered an inquiry, Khan said. He provided no details of the technical problems.

Pakistan has seen several of its military planes crash in recent years. The previous crash was in December, when another Mirage jet went down shortly after takeoff from an air base near the southern city of Karachi.
http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/02/07/asia/AS-GEN-Pakistan-Fighter-Jet-Crash.php

 

[Introvert]

Thanks to Allah, the crash wasn't fatal.

 

[Neo]

Another Mirage?
Man, its getting out of hand!

 

[EagleEyes]

We need new aircrafts as soon as possible. Where is Sir. Murad? Call Sir ACM Tanvir Mahmood now.

 

[Muradk]

Last month when i went I did meet all Tanveer , Rashid, Auranzab DCAS T, Shaquat DSAC Ops, and trust me they are on it. But the final decision maker is you know who.
Plus friends lets me tell you that we have been having crashes since independence. the only problem now is that media is every where things happen and it is on the net in a sec.

 

[Neo]

Plus friends lets me tell you that we have been having crashes since independence. the only problem now is that media is every where things happen and it is on the net in a sec.

Oh gawd, now it will be all over the international fora but only the "we have been having crashes since independence" part.