A full-scale emergency mock drill was conducted at the Pune airport on Saturday, simulating "smoke in the cockpit" of a dummy aircraft, officials said.
पूर्ण प्रमाणात आपत्कालीन मॉक ड्रिल 19 जुलै 2025 रोजी #पुणेविमानतळ येथे आयोजित करण्यात आली.
— पुणे विमानतळ /Pune Airport (@aaipunairport) July 19, 2025
पूर्ण पैमाने पर आपातकालीन मॉक ड्रिल 19 जुलाई 2025 को #पुणेएयरपोर्ट पर आयोजित की गई।
A full-scale emergency mock drill was held at #PuneAirport on 19 July 2025.@AAI_Official@aairedwr pic.twitter.com/IWDsKOOMMl
The activity was held as per the guidelines of the aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation, to evaluate the preparedness, response coordination, and operational efficiency of all stakeholders in handling a real-time aviation emergency scenario, they said.
Nearly 330 personnel from various agencies took part in the mock drill at the Pune airport, said an official release.
Pune Crime: Engineering Topper Turns Thief, Steals Gold Ornaments Worth ₹4 Lakh From Jewellery Shop In Budhwar Peth (VIDEO)The simulated situation involved the detection of "smoke in the cockpit" of a dummy incoming aircraft and the activation of the Airport Emergency Plan, it said.
Following an alert, firefighting units from the Indian Air Force, Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting services, along with fire brigades from civic bodies from Pune and nearby areas, responded to the scenes. "Survivors" were guided to reception centres for further care and support, it said.
Pune Crime: Woman Leaves Home After Fight With Husband, Raped In Forest; Accused Held After 2 DaysDuring the post-drill debriefing, observations and recommendations were shared by independent evaluators with the participating teams, the release added.
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