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MiG-29K Trainer Jet Crashes Into Sea, Pilot Saved, Search On For Other
A MiG-29K trainer aircraft has been lost over the Arabian Sea on Thursday evening. The Navy says one pilot has been rescued while a search by air and surface units are in progress for the second pilot.
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Minister Praises Pilots For Flying MiG Away From Populated Areas Before Crash
Union Minister of State for Defence Shripad Naik on Sunday praised both pilots of the Navy MIG trainer for directing the aircraft away from populated areas before it crashed.
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Navy's MiG Trainer Aircraft Crashes In Goa, Pilots Eject
A MiG-29K fighter jet belonging to the Indian Navy crashed shortly after it took off on a training mission from Goa's Dabolim today
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Navy Fighter Jet Crashes After Overshooting Runway In Goa, Pilot Safe
A MiG-29 K fighter jet of the navy overshot the runway at Goa airport and crashed today. The pilot, a trainee, managed to remove the canopy and walk away safely from the aircraft, which caught fire after crashing.
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MiG-29K Trainer Jet Crashes Into Sea, Pilot Saved, Search On For Other
A MiG-29K trainer aircraft has been lost over the Arabian Sea on Thursday evening. The Navy says one pilot has been rescued while a search by air and surface units are in progress for the second pilot.
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Minister Praises Pilots For Flying MiG Away From Populated Areas Before Crash
Union Minister of State for Defence Shripad Naik on Sunday praised both pilots of the Navy MIG trainer for directing the aircraft away from populated areas before it crashed.
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Navy's MiG Trainer Aircraft Crashes In Goa, Pilots Eject
A MiG-29K fighter jet belonging to the Indian Navy crashed shortly after it took off on a training mission from Goa's Dabolim today
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Navy Fighter Jet Crashes After Overshooting Runway In Goa, Pilot Safe
A MiG-29 K fighter jet of the navy overshot the runway at Goa airport and crashed today. The pilot, a trainee, managed to remove the canopy and walk away safely from the aircraft, which caught fire after crashing.
