Tech snag led to Leh chopper crash: Officials
A technical failure caused an Army Cheetah helicopter to crash near Leh on May 20, resulting in minor injuries to the two pilots and a general. A court of inquiry has been ordered to investigate the incident and is expected to submit its report within two months. Despite the crash, the Cheetah fleet remains operational as the cause of the accident is known and precautionary checks are being conducted.
- ▪The helicopter crash was attributed to a technical failure that led to engine power loss.
- ▪The two pilots and a general on board survived with minor injuries.
- ▪The Cheetah fleet continues to operate in the Ladakh sector despite the crash.
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Tech snag led to Leh chopper crash: OfficialsA court of inquiry ordered by the army to ascertain the cause of the crash is likely to submit its final report within two monthsPublished on: May 25, 2026 6:51 AM ISTBy Rahul Singh, NEW DELHIShare viaCopy link A technical failure that led to the loss of engine power caused an Army Cheetah helicopter to crash in the mountainous Tangtse area near Leh on May 20, officials familiar with initial investigations said on Sunday.The two pilots survived the May 20 crash with minor injuries.The two pilots—a lieutenant colonel and a major—and the third occupant Major General Sachin Mehta, General Officer Commanding of Karu-based 3 Infantry Division, survived the crash with minor injuries, as first reported by HT.A court of inquiry ordered by the army to…
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