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Wednesday, May 27, 2009

Crash probe on, Sukhois back in air

Su-30MKIIndia’s most advanced fighter aircraft, the Su-30 MKIs have resumed operations in Indian skies, more than three weeks after a fatal and still unexplained crash resulted in the grounding of the entire fleet of the fighter aircraft.

While normal flying operations are yet to commence following the crash that took place on April 30, officials said that in a step towards restoring normalcy, a few sorties were carried out by the fighter on Saturday.

The investigation into the crash, which is being carried out with the help of a Russian team, is still on.

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