BSF Aircraft Crash in Delhi: 10 killed as BSF aircraft crashes
- 5 years ago
Ten people, including two pilots of a chartered aircraft of the Border Security Force (BSF) died after the aircraft crashed near the Delhi airport soon after taking off on Tuesday morning.
Initial reports suggest that the Superking aircraft developed a technical snag soon after taking off from the Indira Gandhi International Airport’s runway 28 at 9.37 a.m. The pilot of the aircraft asked the Delhi air traffic control (ATC) for a priority landing and full emergency was declared and measures put in place. The ATC asked two other approaching aircraft to be on the stand-by as it allowed the BSF aircraft priority landing.
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Initial reports suggest that the Superking aircraft developed a technical snag soon after taking off from the Indira Gandhi International Airport’s runway 28 at 9.37 a.m. The pilot of the aircraft asked the Delhi air traffic control (ATC) for a priority landing and full emergency was declared and measures put in place. The ATC asked two other approaching aircraft to be on the stand-by as it allowed the BSF aircraft priority landing.
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