Bsf Plane Crashes

The ill-fated Super King B-200 BSF aircraft that crashed in Delhi yesterday had "lost contact" with the Air Traffic Control after attaining a height of 500 m following take-off from the Delhi airport, sources said on Wednesday.

The Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) of the ill-fated Border Security Force (BSF) plane has been retrieved from the crash site here and it has been sent for investigation, force Director General DK Pathak said today.

A pall of gloom descended over the sleepy Deultarapatana village in Odisha's Kendrapara district at the news of the death of Kishore Rout, a local youth and one of the Border Security Force (BSF) personnel killed in the air crash in Delhi.

The Border Security Force (BSF) today said that the Superking aircraft that crashed and killed ten of its highly experienced personnel was completely "airworthy" and was flying very well as it refuted allegations about any possible defect in the ill-fated plane.

The Rajya Sabha today mourned the death of 10 Border Security Force (BSF) personnel in a plane crash in South West Delhi yesterday.

As Home Minister Rajnath Singh arrived at Delhi's Safdarjung Airport to pay homage to the 10 paramilitary personnel who died in a plane crash on Tuesday, a mourning relative confronted him with tough questions.

38-year-old Captain Rajesh Shivrain would have attended the school function of his young daughter on Tuesday had he not been co-piloting the Border Security Force aircraft that crashed after a short take-off in New Delhi.

With ten of its most experienced men killed in a tragic crash on Tuesday, the elite Border Security Force or BSF air wing is staring at one of its biggest losses and a vacuum created in its ranks raised exclusively for air support roles for troops deployed to ensure the internal security of the country.

As news of Tuesday's aircraft crash in Delhi came in, a pall of gloom descended over Deputy Commandant (DC) Bhagwati Prasad's home in Dehradun.

President Pranab Mukherjee today condoled the loss of lives in a BSF plane crash near Delhi Airport.

The pilot of the Border Security Force (BSF) plane that crashed near the Delhi airport this morning noted a technical snag soon after he started the engine. But he was reportedly told to go ahead with his flight by the BSF ground crew.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today expressed pain over the death of 10 people in the crash of a BSF plane in New Delhi and said his thoughts are with the families of the deceased.

A Borders Security Force aircraft carrying 10 people has crashed in Delhi's Dwarka area.

The ill-fated Super King B-200 BSF aircraft that crashed in Delhi yesterday had "lost contact" with the Air Traffic Control after attaining a height of 500 m following take-off from the Delhi airport, sources said on Wednesday.

The Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) of the ill-fated Border Security Force (BSF) plane has been retrieved from the crash site here and it has been sent for investigation, force Director General DK Pathak said today.

A pall of gloom descended over the sleepy Deultarapatana village in Odisha's Kendrapara district at the news of the death of Kishore Rout, a local youth and one of the Border Security Force (BSF) personnel killed in the air crash in Delhi.

The Border Security Force (BSF) today said that the Superking aircraft that crashed and killed ten of its highly experienced personnel was completely "airworthy" and was flying very well as it refuted allegations about any possible defect in the ill-fated plane.

The Rajya Sabha today mourned the death of 10 Border Security Force (BSF) personnel in a plane crash in South West Delhi yesterday.

As Home Minister Rajnath Singh arrived at Delhi's Safdarjung Airport to pay homage to the 10 paramilitary personnel who died in a plane crash on Tuesday, a mourning relative confronted him with tough questions.

38-year-old Captain Rajesh Shivrain would have attended the school function of his young daughter on Tuesday had he not been co-piloting the Border Security Force aircraft that crashed after a short take-off in New Delhi.

With ten of its most experienced men killed in a tragic crash on Tuesday, the elite Border Security Force or BSF air wing is staring at one of its biggest losses and a vacuum created in its ranks raised exclusively for air support roles for troops deployed to ensure the internal security of the country.

As news of Tuesday's aircraft crash in Delhi came in, a pall of gloom descended over Deputy Commandant (DC) Bhagwati Prasad's home in Dehradun.

President Pranab Mukherjee today condoled the loss of lives in a BSF plane crash near Delhi Airport.

The pilot of the Border Security Force (BSF) plane that crashed near the Delhi airport this morning noted a technical snag soon after he started the engine. But he was reportedly told to go ahead with his flight by the BSF ground crew.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today expressed pain over the death of 10 people in the crash of a BSF plane in New Delhi and said his thoughts are with the families of the deceased.

A Borders Security Force aircraft carrying 10 people has crashed in Delhi's Dwarka area.