Pakistan Army aircraft crashes in Quetta, pilots martyred

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Aviation training aircraft crashes in Quetta due to technical fault, according to ISPR

Two Pakistan Army pilots were martyred after an aviation training aircraft crashed in Quetta, the military’s media wing, Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), said.

According to ISPR, the aircraft crashed due to a technical fault. The accident claimed the lives of instructor pilot Major Hasnain Shahzad Humayun and trainee pilot Captain Abdul Samad.

Major Humayun was serving as an instructor pilot, while Captain Samad was a trainee pilot.

ISPR confirmed that both officers were martyred in the aviation training aircraft crash, reiterating that a technical fault caused the accident. The incident involved a Pakistan Army aircraft being used for aviation training in Quetta.

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