Pakistan Air Force's F-16 airplane slammed in Islamabad during the practices of 23rd march, a representative for the power said on Wednesday. 

As indicated by a PAF representative, Wing Commander Noman Akram grasped suffering in the occurrence. 

Salvage groups have been dispatched towards the site of the accident, he said. 

A leading body of request has been requested via Air Headquarters to decide the reason for the mishap, the announcement said. 

"Pakistan Air Force reports with lament that a PAF F-16 airplane slammed close Shakarparian, Islamabad during the practices of 23rd march," said the announcement.




A month ago, a coach airplane of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) slammed close Mardan. A Mirage airplane had smashed close Shorkot city of Punjab's Jhang locale the prior week. 


As indicated by a public statement, the PAF mentor airplane slammed on a normal preparing mission close Takht Bhai. The pilot securely launched out the airplane before it fell. 

The PAF said the airplane that smashed the prior week had been utilized for preparing by the aviation based armed forces and slammed on a routine operational preparing mission. The authority included that no death toll was accounted for in the mishap. 

Additionally, in January, two PAF pilots were martyred after a preparation airplane slammed close to the M Alam Base in Mianwali. As per an aviation based armed forces representative, the PAF FT-7 airplane was additionally "on a routine operational preparing crucial" it crash-arrived close Mianwali.