IAF AN-32 Aircraft Crashes During Landing Attempt at Assam’s Jorhat

Senior Air Force officials reach the site as authorities assess the situation; details on casualties yet to emerge.

GUWAHATI, Jun 13: An Indian Air Force AN-32 transport aircraft was involved in a landing mishap at the Air Force Station in Assam’s Jorhat district on Saturday, prompting an immediate response from military authorities.

According to defence officials, the incident took place at the Rowriah based airbase while the aircraft was in the process of landing. Emergency teams were swiftly deployed to the location, and senior Air Force officers rushed to oversee the response and assess the circumstances surrounding the accident.

Officials said efforts are underway to determine the extent of the damage and gather information regarding the condition of the personnel on board. No official confirmation on casualties or injuries had been issued at the time of filing this report.

The AN-32 is a key transport aircraft in the Indian Air Force fleet and is widely used for logistics operations, troop movement and supply missions, particularly in difficult terrain and remote regions.

Authorities have initiated preliminary inquiries into the incident, while technical teams are expected to examine the aircraft and review operational details. Security measures around the airbase have also been strengthened as officials continue their assessment.

Further information is awaited as the Indian Air Force and defence authorities monitor the situation and prepare a detailed report on the incident.

IAF AN-32 Aircraft