An Indian Air Force (IAF) Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) was safely force-landed near Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, during a routine training sortie after it experienced an engine malfunction. The unmanned aircraft was recovered from an empty field, causing no damage to the ground and only minimal damage to the RPA itself. The IAF confirmed that no personnel or property were affected during the incident. The aircraft, which plays a key role in the IAF’s reconnaissance and surveillance operations, was promptly secured and inspected following the landing. Plane Crash in Tamil Nadu: IAF Pilatus Trainer Aircraft PC-7 Crashes Near Tambaram in Chennai; Pilot Ejects Safely (Watch Video).

IAF Remotely Piloted Aircraft Force-Lands Safely Near Jaisalmer

IAF RPA Makes Emergency Landing in Rajasthan

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