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can't help you brother i got no mod controls......you can post here and i will copy it to the other thread on your behalf@The Eagle @Foxtrot Alpha
Please can you guys unban me from Notify PAF crash thread. I need to share some information on that thread.
same as what i said to Myth bhai .....@Foxtrot Alpha @The Eagle
Can you guys un-ban me too I need to try to educate my fellow group members it will be help full
can't help you brother i got no mod controls......you can post here and i will copy it to the other thread on your behalf
Assesment by a well known analyst.
Possibility: Looks like Compressor stalls soon after the last maneuver. The pilot tried till last moment 2 save the jet bcz there's a chance stalls may break at steady flows, hence he didn't eject His last maneuver before the crash exhibits his excellent competency
same as what i said to Myth bhai .....
A brief history of F-16 crashes in Pakistan
Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Wing Commander Noman Akram was martyred when his F-16 fighter jet crashed near Shakarparian in Islamabad on Wednesday. The crash was the fourth PAF plane to go down this year, although it was the first F-16 fighter jet to crash in more than ten years.
Here is a brief look at the crashes that have befallen the elite fighter jet in Pakistan over the years. A number of F-16 aircraft crashed during the 1990s, but only one such incident was reported during the first decade of the twenty-first century.
1980s: Three crashes reported
According to F-16.net, a PAF F-16 plane went down on 18 December 1986. The aircraft took off from Sargodha Airbase and hit a wild boar, causing the two pilots to eject. One of them was Sqn Ldr Faaiz Amir.
The website also reports that on 29 April 1987, a PAF F-16 was shot down by Wing Commander Amjad Javed - who had mistakenly targeted his wingman. Flight Lieutenant Shahid Sikandar Khan had ejected safely.
On 4 September 1989, a PAF pilot was martyred when his plane went down shortly after take-off from Sargodha Airbase. According to F-16.net, the pilot stressed called his lead, Sqn.Ldr. Zafar Ahsan, telling him that he was disoriented.
1990s: Five crashes reported
F-16.net reports that on 16 June 1991, an engine failure during a night training mission caused an F-16 jet to crash. The pilot, Squadron Leader Syed Hassan Raza, ejected safely. The plane had taken off from Kamra Airbase.
The same year, on 27 October, another engine failure during dogfight training mission caused an F-16 to crash in Attock. Squadron Leader Nadeem Anjum had ejected safely. The engine failure was caused by installing an unoriginal part in the engine during maintenance, the website said.
On 10 November 1993, a bird hit caused an F-16 to crash. Both pilots were able to eject safely before the plane hit the ground.
In 1994, two crashes were reported. One on 17 March, and another on 22 October. A pilot was martyred in the the first incident, which occurred due to spatial dissorientation. In the second incident, caused by a bird hit, the pilot ejected safely.
2000s: One crash reported
One F-16 crashed during the first decade of the new century. The incident happened on 17 July 2009, when during a routine night training mission, the plane crashed close to the village of NurPur, 105km south west of Sargodha. The pilot, Squadron Leader Saud Ghulam Nabi, was martyred.
https://www.geo.tv/latest/276927-a-brief-history-of-f-16-crashes-in-pakistan
@The Eagle @Foxtrot Alpha
Please can you guys unban me from Notify PAF crash thread. I need to share some information on that thread.
@Foxtrot Alpha @The Eagle
Can you guys un-ban me too I need to try to educate my fellow group members it will be help full
Indeed exemplary also acknowledged by this incredible milestone.Quite an exemplary record, a bit sad to see so many crashes due to human error or bad luck.
disoriented
Can somebody explain me what this means?spatial dissorientation
why would it? Did they provided when our F16s crashed due to engine failures or when P3Cs were destroyed by terrorists? No then now it means nowhats about the supplement of lost F-16. will the USA provide or not
Can somebody explain me what this means?
why would it? Did they provided when our F16s crashed due to engine failures or when P3Cs were destroyed by terrorists? No then now it means no
My question is slightly more complex. Of the F16 inventory PAF has to this date 4 attritions. When we were in the process of acquiring more 16s we quoted our inventory at 32. The explanation was that we have had to use our own fleet to keep the rest of the fleet airworthy. I Can recall one loss to a boar, one own goal, and one CFIT during night sortie.When blood leaves the brain rendering it unable to exercise logic and common sense. Altitude, speed, pressure appear irrelevant.