MiG-29K Indian Navy during take-off moved from the strip and caught fire
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Fighter MiG-29K Indian Navy slid off the runway at Dabolim State of Goa and caught fire, transmits RIA News ANI message.
The incident occurred during takeoff. At the helm of the aircraft was a soldier undergoing training.
As a result of the incident, the fighter caught fire, then the fire was extinguished. After the incident, the pilot managed to leave the cabin, he was not injured.
Due to the incident, the airport was temporarily stopped, but after the fire was eliminated, it was resumed in full. An incident is under investigation.
Today, more than 900 Russian military aircraft are operating in the Armed Forces of India, including the MiG-21 and MiG-29 fighters, the Su-30MKI, the Il-76 military transport aircraft, the Il-78 tankers and others.
In February last year, it was reported that Russia completed the contract for the supply of India to MiG-29K / KUB ship-borne fighters.
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