PAF Busted IAF Surveillance Aircraft

[VkdIndian]

An IAF aircraft on a secret mission flies with its transponder turned on so that it can be tracked by commercial tracking services.
Then it is intercepted while it is within Indian airspace. Being threatened It beats a hasty retreat.
We need threads like this from time to time.
After all laughter is the best medicine.

 

[Trailer23]

You got lucky with abhinandan because he crossed over to pakistani airspace where he was later shot down

Luck has nothing to do with it...

...had you clowns of achieved something remotely similar, there would have been a number of Bollywood versions in different languages to depict the event. But hey..., you guys make them anyways.

I suppose this was 'LUCK' too, huh...

It is flying in indian airspace , you can't force it to land. You need american balls of steel for that

Yeah we get THAT. I was merely pointing out if the IAF had...[what was that reference you made... Oh yeah] "Balls of Steel".

By the way, what's your alter-ego on

?

You are an interesting poster for a new member.

Well, well, well... The prodigal son of [PDF] returns.

Welcome back...

You got a lotta catching up to do & possibly Ban a few. With your return, @PakSword might finally get a break.

 

[The Eagle]

Welcome back...

Thanks bro. Hope you have been doing well.

 

[Trailer23]

I did cross into indian airspace

Is there any proof that your amraams took down our Flankers ?

Not Flakers. Flanker - as in singular.

Q. Where did you pull that out from?

 

[AZMwi]

Not Flakers. Flanker - as in singular.

Q. Where did you pull that out from?

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[Raj-Hindustani]

An IAF aircraft on a secret mission flies with its transponder turned on so that it can be tracked by commercial tracking services.
Then it is intercepted while it is within Indian airspace. Being threatened It beats a hasty retreat.
We need threads like this from time to time.
After all laughter is the best medicine.

I am used to now with such useless and Attractive titles.... No surprise.

 

[Windjammer]

An IAF aircraft on a secret mission flies with its transponder turned on so that it can be tracked by commercial tracking services.
Then it is intercepted while it is within Indian airspace. Being threatened It beats a hasty retreat.
We need threads like this from time to time.
After all laughter is the best medicine.

Kind of rich coming from clowns who went as far as awarding their Fulcrum pilot for allegedly gaining a lock on a PAF aircraft while both respective aircraft were flying within own airspace and then there was the Indian version of air warrior given all the publicity for.... Shooting down a weather balloon inside India.... apparently the only kill achieved by the Rabbit of Asia.

Thanks bro. Hope you have been doing well.

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@The Eagle
One should check their WhatsApp... every now and then.... anyways welcome back.

 

[Windjammer]

Helium balloon vs. fighter jet: “Happy birthday” balloon shot down

Yep, you read that right. A birthday helium balloon drifted into India this week, prompting national panic and a hailstorm of aerial gunfire. The Indian Air Force (IAF) announced this week that they had picked up “a shiny, unidentified object” on radar entering Indian airspace and took immediate...

zephyrsolutions.com

 

[Azadkashmir]

did they get lost on their way?

 

[Trailer23]

I am used to now with such useless and Attractive titles.... No surprise.

As opposed the Useless & Unattractive titles you are relegated to on ?

 

[Trailer23]

did they get lost on their way?

You may get the answer...

:: IAF Comic - Rafale ::

 

[Windjammer]

did they get lost on their way?

They often do blaming it on weather....sometimes get clipped around the ears and sometimes we give them a new lease of life....here's list of the few known over the years.

The Canberra Incident on JSTOR

The Canberra Incident, Pakistan Horizon, Vol. 12, No. 2 (June, 1959), pp. 153-160

www.jstor.org

On 24 June 1965, #Indian Air Force IAF Ouragan fighter Serial No. IC 698 flown by Flt. Lt. Rana Lal Chand Sikka intruded into Pakistani airspace was intercepted and forced down in a field.

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Chopper row resolved: Pak returns Indian Army helicopter, crew

Pakistan took into custody four soldiers aboard an Indian chopper which violated its airspace. The chopper, a Cheetah belonging to 666 Siachen Falcons Squadron, was forced to land in Skardu in Pakistan occupied Kashmir.

www.indiatoday.in

On 19th February an AN 32 flown by Air Marshal Vinod K Bhatia, to inaugurate the extended Kargil airfield, crossed the LOC for some 11 minutes and was hit by an ANZA missile fired by the Pakistanis. The aircraft lost one engine but successfully landed at Leh airfield on the other engine.
Air Marshal M S Sekhon (who has since resigned) carried out a Board of Inquiry into this incident and media reports say that both former Air Chiefs S K Kaul and Sareen have dubbed it a minor incident. On the other hand IDC believes that an aircraft flying 12 Km away from its path, that too over enemy territory, when both sides are in a mobilised state cannot be brushed off as a minor matter.
Air Marshal V K Bhatia reportedly said that he was only the co-pilot and put the blame squarely on the Navigator and the Pilot a Wing Commander.

And then off course post operation swift retort, there's the spice jet incident .

 

[Falcon34]

I did cross into indian airspace

Is there any proof that your amraams took down our Flankers ?

The piece of amraam your airforce showed very proudly is the proof. If a missile misses its target it doesn't disintegrates into pieces like u people showed that only happens when the missiles hits its target and explodes the splinters of the missile get embedded in the airframe of the aircraft. thats ur proof u goofs proved it ur self, pathetic indians

 

[araz]

Even a 20mm burst would have smoked Patils Tail but I doubt they crossed the border.

Windy bhai.
If they did not cross the border what is the news. They can fly all they want within their own air space. If they "accidentally" cross into our air space, we, being gentlemen, will point them in the right direction.
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[Two banks of the River]

Untill it crossed into the Pakistani Airspace or even came near to crossing, I don't see what the issue is.