Five people died when a Learjet 45 crashed during landing in Baramati, igniting a fire on the runway. The DGCA has launched an investigation into the incident, and authorities say data from the aircraft and eyewitness accounts will be reviewed.
The jet was carrying five people at the time; there were no survivors reported. Emergency crews battled the blaze and secured the site as investigators collected evidence.
Authorities have not yet released the identities of the deceased pending family notifications. The tragedy raises questions about aviation safety and regulatory oversight, with calls for thorough checks and training.
DGCA will coordinate with security and rescue agencies, and officials say findings will be shared transparently as the inquiry progresses. The community mourns the loss of those on board.