A training aircraft of the Pakistan Air Force crashed in the northeast of the country.

A training aircraft of the Pakistan Air Force crashed near the city of Vihari in Punjab province, both pilots managed to eject, local newspaper The Express Tribune reported on April 15.

According to preliminary data, the cause of the emergency could be a technical malfunction that occurred during the flight. Rescuers, a fire brigade, and law enforcement officers are at the crash site.

"The police reported that both pilots successfully parachuted to safety before the crash. No injuries or deaths were reported," the media adds.

It is noted that this is the second accident involving a light-engine aircraft in the region recently, which calls into question the current safety protocols and aircraft maintenance in private aviation.

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