Air ambulance with 7 on board crashes near Delhi, no casualties

May 24, 2016 15:31

Just in: An air ambulance with seven people on board has made an emergency belly-landing in a field at Najafgarh near Delhi. The pilot called the air traffic controller immediately after the plane landed, say reports. The plane was on its way from Patna to Delhi and went down in Khair village, possibly because of an engine failure, but no confirmations on the exact cause of why the incident happened. No casualties, so far, but two of the seven people on board are injured. All the passengers have been rushed to hospital. The plane, a Beech KingAir C-90 belonged to Alchemist Airways. More details awaited.

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