Following an aircraft accident near Baramati, the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) immediately activated response and investigative mechanisms to ensure a thorough, transparent, and time-bound inquiry. Teams from AAIB Delhi, and DGCA Mumbai Regional Office reached the crash site on January 28. The Director General of AAIB, Shri G V G Yugandhar also arrived at the site the same day. The investigation is progressing expeditiously, and the black box of the ill-fated aircraft has been recovered. MoCA is committed to completing the investigation within a defined timeframe, following Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and guidelines. The investigation has been initiated in accordance with Rules 5 and 11 of the AAIB Rules, 2025. This was released on 29 JAN 2026 11:23AM by PIB Delhi. Contact person: Divyanshu Kumar.
Key Entities Referenced
Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA): The primary government body responsible for aviation-related actions and announcements described in the document.
Aircraft Accident near Baramati: The event that triggered the investigative mechanisms described in the document.
AAIB Rules, 2025: Rules under which the investigation of the aircraft accident is being conducted.
Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB): The agency responsible for investigating the aircraft accident.
Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA): Another agency whose officers are involved in the investigation.
Ministry of Civil Aviation
MoCA initiated immediate investigative
mechanisms following unfortunate aircraft
accident near Baramati
Black box of the ill-fated aircraft recovered
Ensuring thorough, transparent and time-bound inquiry
remains top priority
प्रव तथ: 29 JAN 2026 11:23AM by PIB Delhi
Following the unfortunate aircraft accident near Baramati, all requisite response and investigative
mechanisms were activated immediately by the Ministry of Civil Aviation. Ensuring a thorough,
transparent, and time-bound inquiry remains a top priority.
A team of three officers from AAIB, Delhi, and another team of three officers from the DGCA, Mumbai
Regional Office, reached the crash site on 28 January. The Director General, AAIB, Shri G V G
Yugandhar also arrived at the site the same day. The investigation is progressing expeditiously, and the
black box of the ill-fated aircraft has been recovered.
The Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) remains fully committed to completing the investigation within a
defined timeframe, strictly in accordance with established Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and
laid-down guidelines.
The investigation has been initiated in accordance with Rules 5 and 11 of the AAIB Rules, 2025.
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Divyanshu Kumar
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