A light plane crashed near the Ratta Tibba area of Punjab’s Vehari -District, but both pilots on board survived the incident, according to local authorities.
The plane went down near Anwar Abad and police officers reported that both pilots successfully fell to safety before the crash. No injuries or deaths were reported.
The reason for the crash has not yet been determined and a study is expected to be conducted to assess technical or operational errors.
This is the second incident that recently involves a slight aircraft in the region, which raises questions about flying safety protocols and maintenance of aircraft in private aviation.
Emergency Response Teams were sent to the site and the authorities have secured the area for further investigation.
Previously, a Cessna 310 aircraft crashed down on Tri-Rail tracks near I-95 in Boca Raton, Florida, shortly after starting from Boca Raton Airport on the way to Tallahasee. All three people on board died and a person on the ground was injured but is in stable condition.
The accident caused the road and railway closures, including the North Military Trail and the I-95 transition on Glades Road, while the Tri-Rail Services were suspended and a bus bridge was arranged for commuters.
Emergency staff responded quickly, with air recordings showing Vrak and Fire Damage. A witness said the plane seemed to be in need and possibly tried to return to the airport before crashing.
FAA and NTSB examine the incident with a focus on Flyvedata, possible mechanical failure and witness reports. The study is ongoing.
