Another trainer aircraft crashes in MP:Plane loses balance on runway during landing; trainee pilot rescued safely

A trainer aircraft crashed during landing at the Dhana airstrip in Sagar on Wednesday afternoon. The aircraft trainee pilot lost control while touching down, causing its nose to hit the ground. Ground staff rushed to the spot, pulled the pilot out of the cockpit, and sent him to the district hospital in an ambulance. His condition is reported to be stable. Aircraft slipped off the runway before crashing According to staff from Chimes Aviation Academy (CAA), the trainee pilot lost control of the aircraft during landing. The plane tilted to one side, slipped off the runway, and crashed on the adjoining ground. At the time of the incident, district administration officials were present at the airstrip for the airlifting of a police jawan injured in a road accident. An ambulance was also stationed nearby, allowing quick evacuation of the trainee pilot. Officials from the aviation academy have begun an inquiry into the cause of the crash. See, two pictures… Similar crash reported two days ago in Seoni Just two days earlier, on 8 November, a trainee aircraft had crashed in Seoni after hitting a 33 kV high-voltage transmission line. Trainer pilot Ajit Anthony and trainee pilot Ashok Chhabra were injured in that incident. The Red Bird Aviation aircraft had taken off from the Sukatara airstrip. During landing, its wing struck the lower part of a 33 kV line near the Badalpar substation. The collision caused a loud explosion, sparking flashes from the wires, and the aircraft spiralled into a nearby field. According to Kurai Station House Officer (TI) Kripal Singh Tekam, preliminary findings indicated the aircraft engine was failing to generate power. The pilot had contacted the control room to prepare for an emergency landing in a field, but the aircraft struck the power line before it could descend safely. Dainik Bhaskar attempted to contact staff members of Red Bird Aviation, but calls went unanswered.