Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, the manufacturer of the Tejas fighter jet that crashed during the Dubai Air Show, has released an official statement regarding the incident. As a comprehensive investigation is being carried out in the matter, HAL stated that the incident was an isolated occurrence during the aerial display at the Dubai Air Show. The statement further highlights that it arose out of exceptional circumstances.
HAL also detailed that the crash has had no effect on the company’s business operations, financial performance, or future deliveries.
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“We would like to assure that there is no impact on the Company’s business operations, financial performance, or its future deliveries.”
The company is extending its full support and cooperation to the agencies conducting the investigation. It will continue to keep stakeholders informed of any material developments.
“We would like to bring to your attention that the recent incident during the aerial display at the Dubai Air Show is an isolated occurrence arising out of exceptional circumstances. We would like to assure that there is no impact on the Company’s business operations, financial performance, or its future deliveries. The Company is extending its full support and cooperation to the agencies conducting the investigation. The Company will continue to keep the stakeholders informed of any material developments.”
It was on Friday that, while flying the LCA Tejas fighter jet, the aircraft began its rapid descent after a negative-G maneuver and crash-landed onto the ground, erupting into a fireball. The Wing Commander was a resident of Nagrota Bagwan in Himachal Pradesh and had completed his schooling at Sainik School, Sujanpur Tira, in Hamirpur district. He is survived by his aged parents, his wife—an Indian Air Force officer—and a six-year-old daughter.
The Tejas jet went down around 2:10 p.m. local time while performing a flying display for spectators at Al Maktoum International Airport in Dubai World Central. A video of the crash showed the fighter jet descending at a rapid rate toward the ground before erupting into a massive fireball.
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