Light combat aircraft Tejas crashes at Jaisalmer; pilot ejects safely
The Hindu
Indian Air Force Tejas LCA crashes in Jaisalmer, pilot safe, marking first crash in 23 years.
A Tejas Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) of the Indian Air Force crashed at Jaisalmer on March 12 during an operational training sortie.
The pilot has ejected safely. This is the first crash of the indigenous jet since it first flew 23 years ago.
(More details follow)
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