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Jharkhand: Air ambulance with seven on board crashes after losing contact with ATC, DGCA orders probe

A tragic aviation incident unfolded in Jharkhand after a medical evacuation aircraft crashed in Chatra district, raising serious concerns over flight safety amid adverse weather conditions

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Feb 23, 2026, 11:49 pm IST
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DGCA issues a press note - "On 23.02.2026 Redbird Airways Pvt Ltd Beechcraft C90 aircraft VT-AJV operating medical evacuation (Air Ambulance) flight on sector "Ranchi-Delhi" crashed in Kasaria Panchayat of Chatra district, in Jharkhand

DGCA issues a press note - "On 23.02.2026 Redbird Airways Pvt Ltd Beechcraft C90 aircraft VT-AJV operating medical evacuation (Air Ambulance) flight on sector "Ranchi-Delhi" crashed in Kasaria Panchayat of Chatra district, in Jharkhand

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RANCHI: A medical chartered plane with seven people on board, including two crew members, crashed at Kasariya Panchayat, Simariya block of Chatra district in Jharkhand on Monday, DGCA sources stated.

According to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) the Redbird Airways Pvt Ltd Beechcraft C90 aircraft VT-AJV departed from Ranchi at 7:11 PM. Shortly after the air ambulance lost communication and RADAR contact with Kolkata at 7: 34 PM.

An air ambulance, with seven people (including 2 crew members) on board, crashed in Kasariya Panchayat, Simariya block of Chatra district, in Jharkhand. It was a Redbird Airways Pvt Ltd Beechcraft C90 aircraft VT-AJV operating a medical evacuation (air ambulance) flight on the… pic.twitter.com/tlJKFbKASs

— ANI (@ANI) February 23, 2026

“On 23.02.2026 Redbird Airways Pvt Ltd Beechcraft C90 aircraft VT-AJV, operating medical evacuation (Air Ambulance) flight on sector “Ranchi-Delhi” crashed in Kasariya Panchayat, Simariya block of Chatra district, in Jharkhand. There were seven persons on board including two crew members. The aircraft was airborne from Ranchi at 19:11 IST. After establishing contact with Kolkata aircraft requested deviation due to weather. At 19:34 IST aircraft lost communication and RADAR contact with Kolkata. The last known position of aircraft was approximately 100 NM South-East of Varanasi,” DGCA reported.

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Earlier, the Ranchi Airport reported that after being transferred to the next station, the plane did not contact Ranchi and that the state government has been informed of the same.

DGCA issues a press note – "On 23.02.2026 Redbird Airways Pvt Ltd Beechcraft C90 aircraft VT-AJV operating medical evacuation (Air Ambulance) flight on sector "Ranchi-Delhi" crashed in Kasaria Panchayat of Chatra district, in Jharkhand. There were seven persons on board including… https://t.co/SaH1oCpQ7N pic.twitter.com/1DLzPKTrgf

— ANI (@ANI) February 23, 2026

“A medical flight took off. Its contact was established with the next station, then the control was handed over to the next station. After this contact was lost. The plane did not contact the Ranchi Airport. The State has been informed about this. All necessary SOPs are being followed,” Ranchi Airport sources stated.
Further details on the crash are awaited. (With inputs from ANI)

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