Report by Y-Trendz
Jorhat, Assam, June 13: An Indian Air Force (IAF) AN-32 transport aircraft met with an accident while attempting to land at the Air Force Station in Jorhat, Assam, on Saturday, triggering an immediate response from military and emergency personnel. Initial reports indicate that the aircraft crashed during the landing phase of its flight, though the exact cause of the incident remains under investigation.
The Indian Air Force confirmed that an AN-32 transport aircraft was involved in the accident at the Jorhat air base. As of the latest information available, officials have not released details regarding the condition of the crew, possible casualties, or the extent of damage to the aircraft.
Sources familiar with the incident stated that emergency teams were quickly deployed to the site to secure the area and carry out rescue and assessment operations. Local authorities are coordinating with the Air Force to manage the situation and gather further details.
The AN-32 is a twin-engine tactical transport aircraft that has served as a key logistics and airlift platform for the Indian Air Force for decades, particularly in challenging terrains and high-altitude regions.
Defence officials are expected to order a detailed inquiry to determine the circumstances leading to the accident. More information is awaited as rescue teams continue their operations and the Air Force assesses the situation on the ground.
The incident has once again drawn attention to aviation safety and operational risks faced by military aircraft engaged in routine and strategic missions across the country. Further updates are expected from the Indian Air Force as the investigation progresses.
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