Another Plane Crash In Baramati: Carvwr Aviation's Trainee Aircraft Overruns Runway During Emergency Practice, Crew Unharmed
Mumbai: A Cessna C172 training aircraft operated by the Academy of Carver Aviation suffered a runway excursion on Sunday afternoon during a specialised flight training exercise at Baramati Airfield in Maharashtra. Both crew members – a flight instructor and a flight cadet – evacuated the aircraft without injury, though the trainer sustained significant front-end damage. The incident occurred at…
On Sunday afternoon, a Cessna C172 training aircraft operated by Carver Aviation's Academy experienced an excursion off the runway at Baramati Airfield, Maharashtra. Both crew members – flight instructor Capt. Chirag Shashikant Doifode and cadet Abhijeet Jundre – escaped the accident with no injuries. The plane, registered VT-SEX, was undergoing emergency practice drills for circuit and landing (CL) situations when the incident occurred around 12:25 PM.
The aircraft had taxied out from the apron at 12:09 PM, following a planned rejected take-off (RTO) drill on Runway 29. During the second drill, it overran the runway's threshold, rolled onto the extended overrun and veered off to the right, coming to rest in the surrounding terrain. Local police confirmed that the aircrew was unhurt. An investigation by the DGCA Air Safety division is underway to determine the cause of the incident, focusing on brake performance, runway length, and deceleration techniques.
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