Ajit Pawar Plane Crash: 1400 Liters Fuel, Wrong Turn, Failed Landing; Last 12 Minutes Revealed

• Deputy CM Ajit Pawar's plane crashed just 50 feet from Baramati airport runway.
• Technical issues in the last 12 minutes of landing, including runway misjudgment and excessive speed, are suspected causes.
• The pilot attempted a second landing at 260 km/h, higher than typical landing speed, and tried to abort at the last moment.
• An attempt to raise the plane at a fatal 16-degree angle, instead of the usual 5 degrees, caused it to lose balance and crash.
• 1400 liters of fuel on board for the return journey ignited a massive fire, leaving no escape for occupants; Baramati airport lacked ILS.

Why It Matters: Technical failures, pilot errors, and lack of ILS at Baramati airport led to Ajit Pawar's plane crash.