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PAF aircraft catches fire during emergency landing at Nur Khan airbase
The fire of the C-130 aircraft has been extinguished and all the crew members on board are safe, the PAF spokesperson said. The plane was on a routine training when it made emergency landing at the Nur Khan airbase, he said.
By Web Desk
Published November 09, 2018
ISLAMABAD: A PAF C-130 aircraft caught fire during emergency landing at the Nur Khan airbase, the spokesperson said Friday.
The fire of the aircraft has been extinguished and all the crew members on board are safe. The plane was on a routine training.
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A board of inquiry has been ordered by AHQ to ascertain the cause of accident, the spokesperson added.
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