An Indian Air Force AN-32 transport aircraft crashed upon landing at Jorhat Air Force Station in Assam, according to reports. The pilot is believed to have died; rescue and investigation operations are underway with the cause still unknown.
The Indian Air Force has lost an AN-32 transport aircraft in a crash while landing at Jorhat Air Force Station in Assam. According to available reports, the pilot is believed to have been killed; rescue teams are on site and an investigation into the cause has opened. The AN-32, a twin-engine turboprop transport, is a mainstay of IAF logistics operations in the northeast. This incident is aviation-adjacent and not security-related to Israel; it is published for completeness as it entered the desk intake via a routine aviation alert feed. No connection to Israeli military or civil aviation operations is indicated.
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