Indian Navy RPA crashes during take off
By Team Asianet Newsable | First Published Nov 21, 2017, 4:15 PM IST- Indian Navy aircraft crashed during takeoff just outside the Naval base in Kochi
- The remotely piloted aircraft crashed north of the naval airfield INS Garuda after take off at 10:25 am
- There has been no casualty or damage to property
A Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) of the Indian Navy crashed during takeoff just outside the Naval base in Kochi on Tuesday, a Defence spokesman said. No casualties were reported.
The incident occurred in the morning when the Israeli-made pilotless aircraft took off from the Naval airport here for a routine sortie. The crash occurred due to technical reasons, he said
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"A remotely piloted aircraft 'Searcher' on a routine surveillance mission crashed north of the naval airfield INS Garuda after take off at 10:25 am," a Defence release said.
"However, there has been no casualty or damage to property. A Board of Inquiry has been constituted to investigate the cause of the accident," it said.
The spokesman said the crash has not caused any damage to the runway.
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