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An-32 to Continue Flying in Mountains: IAF Chief

By NE Reporter on June 24, 2019

NEW DELHI:
Indian Air Force (IAF) Chief B.S. Dhanoa on Monday said that the An-32 aircraft will continue to fly in the mountains as there was no other option. His remarks come over two weeks after an An-32 crashed in Arunachal Pradesh on June 3, killing all 13 people on board.

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An-32 B S Dhanoa Flying in Mountains IAF Indian Air Force

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