Yangon: A fighter aircraft belonging to the Tatmadaw (Air), the air force of the Myanmar Armed Forces, crashed in the Yangon region following a bird strike during a training flight early Monday, as reported by military-owned Myawaddy TV and Xinhua. According to Nam News Network, the crash occurred at approximately 5.16 am local time near Nyaunghnapin village in Hmawbi township. The incident was triggered when a bird entered the aircraft's engine, leading to a fire and ultimately resulting in the crash. The pilot managed to safely eject after ensuring the aircraft was steered away from a residential area before abandoning it. Security forces are currently conducting necessary operations around the crash site. There were no injuries reported among the crew members involved in the incident.
Myanmar Air Force Fighter Aircraft Crashes After Bird Strike During Training Flight
Yangon: A fighter aircraft belonging to the Tatmadaw (Air), the air force of the Myanmar Armed Forces, crashed in the Yangon region following a bird strike during a training flight