A MiG-21 fighter jet of the Indian
Air Force, which was on a range
firing sortie, crashed near Bed
village in Jamnagar district on
Saturday after its wing caught fire.
IAF officials said the pilot ejected
immediately after a flash was seen
on the wing which resulted in fire.
"A MiG-21 crashed at Rasoolnagar
area near Bed village, 20-km from
Jamangar city," district
superintendent of police Neeraj
Badgujar told PTI.
The pilot, who landed in a tide-pool
created by the sea water near the
spot, was later rescued by an IAF
chopper.
This is the second such incident this
week involving MiG series aircraft. A
MiG-27 fighter aircraft crashed on
Tuesday in Rajasthan's Barmer
district.
In 2012, two IAF choppers had
collided and crashed near the same
spot between Bed and Samrath
villages and nine personnel were
killed.

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jatoh lagi tapi untung pilot berhasil eject