India, April 8 -- The recent aircraft crash in Kansar village near Rourkela was likely caused by a disruption in fuel supply, according to the preliminary investigation report.

As per exclusive information accessed by Kanak News from the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB), the crash was triggered by a drop-in oil pressure, which eventually led to a complete stoppage of fuel supply to the engine.

Sources said the issue with oil pressure was detected nearly 30 nautical miles before the crash. Due to the lack of adequate fuel supply, the engine failed mid-flight.

The pilot initially attempted an emergency landing on the banks of the Brahmani River but was unsuccessful. The aircraft was then flown again and safely brought down i...