Archive · 9 Aug 2025
Training Aircraft Makes Emergency Landing; No Injuries
A training plane had to make an emergency landing near an airport in India.
The pilot found that one of the tires was damaged during a training flight, so he tried to land the plane safely.
But when the plane landed, the front wheel came off, and the plane went off the path it should have taken.
Fortunately, no one got hurt.
This is a reminder that sometimes things go wrong, and pilots have to act quickly.
A Redbird Flight Training Centre aircraft crash-landed near Baramati airport.
The incident occurred during a landing after a training sortie.
The pilot noticed a damaged tire during the flight.
The front wheel detached upon landing.
The aircraft went off the taxiway.
- Who
- A pilot of a Redbird Flight Training Centre aircraft.
- What
- A training aircraft crash-landed due to a technical issue.
- When
- Around 8 AM on Saturday, August 9, 2025.
- Where
- Near Baramati airport in Pune district, India.
- Why
- The aircraft experienced a technical failure during a training flight.
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- Aircraft Operator
- Redbird Flight Training Centre
- Location
- Baramati Airport, Pune, India
- Incident Type
- Emergency Landing
- Injuries
- None
- Time
- Approximately 8 AM
- Date of Publication
- August 9, 2025