IAF Apache's Precautionary Landing in Uttar Pradesh: A Technical Glitch Resolved
An Indian Air Force Apache helicopter performed a precautionary landing in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, due to a technical issue during a routine sortie. Both the pilot and co-pilot were unharmed. Following necessary inspections and repairs, the helicopter was flown back to the Sarsawa airbase.
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An Apache helicopter from the Indian Air Force (IAF) executed a precautionary landing in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, on Friday. This action was prompted by a technical issue encountered during a routine sortie, according to officials.
The incident took place around 11 am when the helicopter was compelled to touch down for safety reasons. Fortunately, both the pilot and co-pilot reported they were safe and unharmed after the incident. Necessary checks were promptly conducted post-landing.
After resolving the technical issue, the Apache was deemed serviceable and the pilots were able to successfully return the aircraft to the Sarsawa airbase in Uttar Pradesh, a senior IAF official confirmed.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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