Pilots dead as Army Aviation Mushak aircraft crashes

[Spring Onion]

Army Aviation Mushak training aircraft crashes near Quetta 3 people including pilot, co-pilot embrace shahadat.

 

[Aslan]

 

[hammyy2k]

they didnt eject out,

inna lilahe wainna ilaihe rajioun

rest in peace

 

[satishkumarcsc]

RIP......and may God give enough strength to their families and dear ones they have left behind.

 

[Comet]

May the Martyrs Rest in Peace.

 

[Devil Soul]

inna lilahe wainna ilaihe rajioun

 

[alibaz]

they didnt eject out,

inna lilahe wainna ilaihe rajioun

rest in peace

There is no ejection system in Mushaq. The aircraft is considered as very safe as its a good glider and can land at unprepared piece of land in emergency.

May Allah rest the departed shuhadda in eternal peace.

Inna Lillah hay wa Inna Alieh Rajeoon

 

[marcos98]

they didnt eject out,

inna lilahe wainna ilaihe rajioun

rest in peace

if my memory stands right , they are not equipped with ejection seats.

sad.
RIP to the soldiers.

 

[pak-marine]

May they rest in peace , sad loss for pakistan

 

[Last Hope]

Innalahi wa inna ilahi rajioon!
Sad news.

May they be granted Jannah as they are martyers and are soldiers (better than many).

May their familes be as brave as they were.
Ameen.

 

[Tayyab1796]

There is no ejection system in Mushaq. The aircraft is considered as very safe as its a good glider and can land at unprepared piece of land in emergency.

May Allah rest the departed shuhadda in eternal peace.

Inna Lillah hay wa Inna Alieh Rajeoon

true ... its a very safe aircraft something must have gone terribly wrong to cause this accident .

 

[mjnaushad]

Rest in peace.....

 

[Developereo]

may they rest in peace

 

[Manticore]

inna lilahe wainna ilaihe rajioun

 

[Veeru]

Pakistan army plane crashes, 2 killed

By ABDUL SATTAR
The Associated Press
Wednesday, December 22, 2010; 8:13 AM

QUETTA, Pakistan -- A Pakistani police officer says a small army training plane has crashed into mountains in the country's southwest. He says the pilot and co-pilot died in the crash.

The officer, Abdul Hakim, says the plane crashed on Wednesday close to the Afghan border in Baluchistan province.

An army official said the plane likely crashed due to a technical fault. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media.

Pakistan army plane crashes, 2 killed