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Two naval officers of crashed Dornier still missing

| | Mar 26, 2015, at 08:51 pm
Panaji, Mar 26(IBNS) Two naval officers aboard the Dornier that crashed on Tuesday still remained missing even as debris of the maritime surveillance aircraft were found.

Reports said INS Makar, a naval hydrographic vessel, has detected a large metallic object likely to be the fuselage of the ill- fated Navy Dornier.

The aircraft which was on a routine training sortie crashed on Tuesday  and two officers on board are missing.

"One survivor has been rescued. Search is on to locate two more officers including a pilot and observer," navy officials said.

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