How India's MIG-21 fighter aircraft became flying coffins | A brave pilot's thrilling encounter
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 Published On Aug 19, 2023

A real-life jaw dropping incident of how IAF's Wing Commander Ajit Bhaskar Vasane safely landed his MIG 29 plane, that had caught fire during a Supersonic Intercept Mission practice. Salute to him and many other brave pilots who have flown 'The Flying Coffin MIGs' over the past few decades and yet kept the people of the country above their own life.

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The story has been authored by Vivek Chib.

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IAF forced to fly Mig-21s due to delay in new inductions; Rajat Pandit; May 21, 2023

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200 pilots killed in 60 years: Why MiG-21s remain in service despite crashes; Jul 29, 2022
Why are our choppers crashing? Pradip R Sagar; July 10, 2023


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PM Modi may unveil Rafale-M deal on Bastille Day; Shahid Faridi; June 20, 2023

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