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Quetta Training Crash Kills Two Pakistan Army Pilots

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Quetta Training Crash Kills Two Pakistan Army Pilots

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A Pakistan Army Aviation Mushshak training aircraft crashed near Nawan Killi in Quetta, killing instructor pilot Major Husnain Shehzad Humayun and student pilot Captain Abdul Samad. The military attributed the crash to a technical fault; further details about the circumstances have not been established. Security personnel cordoned off the site and began response and recovery operations.

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“Two Pakistan Army pilots killed in training aircraft crash due to technical fault”

Telegraph India · Oct 12, 2026

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“Two Army officers martyred in Quetta training aircraft crash”

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