Plane crash kills 3 IAF pilots in Bidadi

Friday, March 6, 2009, 19:28 [IST]

Bangalore, Mar 6: Reports suggest that 3 Indian Air Force (AIF) pilots died in an air crash in Bidadi near Bangalore of Karnataka on Friday, Mar 6. The NAL-built Saras aircraft crashed in an open area at Sheshagirihalli at around 1545 hrs IST and caught fire according to the police.

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Fire completely destroyed the aircraft. Later police recovered three charred bodies.

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