The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has launched an official investigation into a runway excursion involving a Cessna C172 aircraft at the Baramati Airfield. The aircraft, registered as VT-SEX and operated by the Academy of Carver Aviation, reportedly veered off the runway during operations. The Academy of Carver Aviation is a DGCA-approved Flying Training Organisation, and the incident has prompted a standard regulatory review to determine the cause of the excursion.

While the incident resulted in the aircraft leaving the runway surface, reports indicate that there were no casualties or significant injuries to those on board. The DGCA is currently gathering data from the flight logs and the site of the incident to assess whether mechanical failure, pilot error, or environmental factors contributed to the event. As of now, the academy has not released a detailed statement regarding the specific circumstances leading up to the excursion, and the investigation remains in its preliminary stages. Aviation authorities are expected to release a final report once the technical analysis of the aircraft’s systems and the runway conditions is complete.