IAF chopper crash: No technical glitch or sabotage, bad weather identified as prime reason

Investigators have ruled out any possibility of technical snag or sabotage in the crash of the Russian-origin twin-engine Mi-17V5 helicopter that was flying from Sulur airbase to Wellington on December 8.

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