The DGCA’s preliminary probe will focus on rejected take-off practice and runway handling at Baramati, with Academy of Carver Aviation likely facing follow-up scrutiny if procedural lapses are found.
Even without casualties, runway excursions at training facilities can expose weak links in oversight, maintenance or pilot training. The DGCA probe will determine whether this was a one-off error or a broader safety issue.
AI reasoning
Even without casualties, runway excursions at training facilities can expose weak links in oversight, maintenance or pilot training. The DGCA probe will determine whether this was a one-off error or a broader safety issue.
Curated summary
The DGCA will send an air safety team to Baramati airfield after a Cessna C172 veered off the runway during a training exercise. The aircraft, operated by Academy of Carver Aviation, suffered damage to its propeller, engine cowling and nose landing gear. No injuries were reported, but the incident has put training safety and runway procedures under scrutiny.
Supporting evidence
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Source news
DGCA is probing the Baramati runway excursion after a training scare
A Cessna C172 skidded off the runway during a training exercise, prompting an air-safety team visit and a preliminary investigation.













