An aircraft belonging to the Sri Lanka Air Force has crashed in Kantale.
According to the Sri Lanka Air Force, a PT-6 aircraft is reported to have crashed.
The aircraft has crashed in the Sooriyapura area in Kantale today.
“A training craft PT-6 which took off from China Bay, Trinco with only the trainee pilot crash lands on a road near Janaranjana Wewa, Kantale” Police said.
The Sri Lanka Air Force earlier said it had lost contact with the aircraft which had departed from the China Bay Base in Trincomalee.
Source - NewsWire
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The Sri Lanka Air Force says it has lost contact with an aircraft that had departed from the China Bay Base in Trincomalee.
The Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation had reported that a PT-6 aircraft is reported to have gone missing this morning.
The report said the aircraft was last seen over the Sooriyapura area in Kantale.
Source - NewsWire
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I wonder if SLAF is getting these two Do-228 as a replacement for Y-12.
Guys, can you please share your opinions about Do-228 ? is it suitable for SLAF or SL Navy use?Leave a comment:
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According to the below link, Training already been given to Sri Lanka Navy Pilots back in Jan 20 So that means more training going to be given to Sri Lanka Navy?
it has been decided to deploy an aircraft currently used by India with Indian pilots and coast guard officers immediately for surveillance operations and to provide the necessary training to the Sri Lankan counterparts.
Thereafter, it is planned to deliver the first aircraft of this type manufactured by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited to Sri Lanka free of charge. However, the second aircraft proposed to be delivered by India will cost around US $ 8 million and will be provided under the Indian credit limit. (sl guardian.org)
https://news.navy.lk/eventnews/2019/01/31/201901311345/
In the picture, Indian Navy Do-228 parked at CMB back in Jan20

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it has been decided to deploy an aircraft currently used by India with Indian pilots and coast guard officers immediately for surveillance operations and to provide the necessary training to the Sri Lankan counterparts.
Thereafter, it is planned to deliver the first aircraft of this type manufactured by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited to Sri Lanka free of charge. However, the second aircraft proposed to be delivered by India will cost around US $ 8 million and will be provided under the Indian credit limit. (sl guardian.org)Leave a comment:
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India offers two aircrafts and ship to Sri Lanka for maritime surveillanceLeave a comment:
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An airforce Y12 has crashed in Haputale, killing 04 people.
https://www.nytimes.com/aponline/202...sultPosition=2Last edited by csilva_lk; 03-01-2020, 05:18 AM.Leave a comment:
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India is hoping to transfer a Dornier reconnaissance aircraft to Sri Lanka in a bid to boost defence collaboration between the two countries, Swarajya news reported yesterday quoting Times Now.
It said the move follows the recent conclusion of a joint military exercise between the two countries.Leave a comment:
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I do hope to see them flying again but since the aircraft are in reserve they will only be put into operation if their "services" are needed (hopefully never). They will carry out these routine runs every few years so that if they need to be put back into operation they have the expertise to do it and to do it fast.Leave a comment:
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