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"Can't Bear Sound Of A Plane": Grieving Families Of Air India Crash Victims
The crash site has been cleared of all the aircraft debris. Only the charred ruins of the building that supported its tail remain, along with a few rusted shells of burned-out cars.
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Madhya Pradesh Government Spending Rs 21 Lakh On Air Travel Daily, Shows Data
According to the report tabled in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly, the state spent Rs 290 crore on aircraft rentals between January 2021 and November 2025.
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India Joins Elite Club As Research Body Tests Fighter Jet Escape System
The DRDO has successfully conducted a high-speed rocket-sledge test of a fighter aircraft escape system at controlled velocity, validating some of the key safety parameters, including complete aircrew recovery.
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Air India Under Probe For Operating Aircraft With Expired Safety Certificate
Air India is under regulatory scrutiny by the aviation watchdog after one of its 164-seater A320 aircraft, operated eight times on November 24 and 25, despite an expired airworthiness review certificate.
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Air India Operated A320 With "Expired Airworthiness Licence" 8 Times, Probe On
The Airbus A320 in question was operated with an "expired airworthiness licence" at least eight times last month before the lapse was discovered and the aircraft was grounded. The A320 remains grounded pending DGCA investigation.
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5 High-Security No-Fly Zones In India You Must Know About
India has several high-security no-fly zones where aircraft and even drones are strictly prohibited. Here are five such restricted areas and the reasons behind their status.
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Ex-Air Force Pilot Explains The A320 Glitch In Real-Time Simulator Demo
Retired pilot Ehsan Khalid walked through the exact sequence of faults that triggered Airbus's global grounding of thousands of A320-family aircraft.
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Airlines Near Completion Of Airbus A320 Software Upgrade After Global Alert
Indian airlines are racing to complete a major software and hardware upgrade across hundreds of Airbus A320 aircraft, following a worldwide safety directive issued by the European plane-maker.
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Explained: Why Airbus A320 Aircraft Are Undergoing Software Fix
The EASA issued an emergency airworthiness directive that temporarily grounds up to 6,000 Airbus A320 aircraft worldwide. This means that half of the global fleet of the world's best-selling airliner could be sidelined until there is a software fix.
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Airlines In India Work On A-320 Fix After EU Agency's Critical Alert
Hundreds of Airbus aircraft flown by Air India and IndiGo were affected by an emergency airworthiness directive issued by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).
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India Launches Op Sagar Bandhu, Sends Relief Material To Flood-Hit Sri Lanka
An Indian Air Force aircraft carrying emergency relief material for those displaced by unprecedented floods arrived in Sri Lanka early on Saturday morning.
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IndiGo, Air India Warn Of Flight Delays Over A320 Software Upgrade
IndiGo, Air India and Air India Express flight operations will see disruptions as they work on fixing a potential issue related to flight controls in their A320 family planes and 200-250 aircraft will be impacted in the country, according to sources.
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Ahmedabad-Bound Air India Plane Lands Back In Delhi After Smoke Indication
An Air India flight operating from Delhi to Ahmedabad on November 27 landed back in Delhi shortly after take-off after cockpit received a smoke indication from the aircraft's cargo hold, prompting the crew to initiate precautionary safety procedures.
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Explained: Negative G Manoeuvre That Tejas Pilot Performed Before Crash
An LCA Tejas fighter jet that crashed during an air show in Dubai was executing a negative G turn before it slammed the ground, aviation experts who saw visuals of the manoeuvre have said based on their initial assessment.
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On Camera, Last Moments Of Tejas That Crashed In Dubai
A Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas crashed while performing a manoeuvre at the Dubai air show today. People at the event who captured the final moments of the homegrown fighter jet on video posted on social media that they didnt see any ejection.
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"Can't Bear Sound Of A Plane": Grieving Families Of Air India Crash Victims
The crash site has been cleared of all the aircraft debris. Only the charred ruins of the building that supported its tail remain, along with a few rusted shells of burned-out cars.
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Madhya Pradesh Government Spending Rs 21 Lakh On Air Travel Daily, Shows Data
According to the report tabled in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly, the state spent Rs 290 crore on aircraft rentals between January 2021 and November 2025.
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India Joins Elite Club As Research Body Tests Fighter Jet Escape System
The DRDO has successfully conducted a high-speed rocket-sledge test of a fighter aircraft escape system at controlled velocity, validating some of the key safety parameters, including complete aircrew recovery.
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Air India Under Probe For Operating Aircraft With Expired Safety Certificate
Air India is under regulatory scrutiny by the aviation watchdog after one of its 164-seater A320 aircraft, operated eight times on November 24 and 25, despite an expired airworthiness review certificate.
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Air India Operated A320 With "Expired Airworthiness Licence" 8 Times, Probe On
The Airbus A320 in question was operated with an "expired airworthiness licence" at least eight times last month before the lapse was discovered and the aircraft was grounded. The A320 remains grounded pending DGCA investigation.
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5 High-Security No-Fly Zones In India You Must Know About
India has several high-security no-fly zones where aircraft and even drones are strictly prohibited. Here are five such restricted areas and the reasons behind their status.
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Ex-Air Force Pilot Explains The A320 Glitch In Real-Time Simulator Demo
Retired pilot Ehsan Khalid walked through the exact sequence of faults that triggered Airbus's global grounding of thousands of A320-family aircraft.
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Airlines Near Completion Of Airbus A320 Software Upgrade After Global Alert
Indian airlines are racing to complete a major software and hardware upgrade across hundreds of Airbus A320 aircraft, following a worldwide safety directive issued by the European plane-maker.
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Explained: Why Airbus A320 Aircraft Are Undergoing Software Fix
The EASA issued an emergency airworthiness directive that temporarily grounds up to 6,000 Airbus A320 aircraft worldwide. This means that half of the global fleet of the world's best-selling airliner could be sidelined until there is a software fix.
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Airlines In India Work On A-320 Fix After EU Agency's Critical Alert
Hundreds of Airbus aircraft flown by Air India and IndiGo were affected by an emergency airworthiness directive issued by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).
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India Launches Op Sagar Bandhu, Sends Relief Material To Flood-Hit Sri Lanka
An Indian Air Force aircraft carrying emergency relief material for those displaced by unprecedented floods arrived in Sri Lanka early on Saturday morning.
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IndiGo, Air India Warn Of Flight Delays Over A320 Software Upgrade
IndiGo, Air India and Air India Express flight operations will see disruptions as they work on fixing a potential issue related to flight controls in their A320 family planes and 200-250 aircraft will be impacted in the country, according to sources.
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Ahmedabad-Bound Air India Plane Lands Back In Delhi After Smoke Indication
An Air India flight operating from Delhi to Ahmedabad on November 27 landed back in Delhi shortly after take-off after cockpit received a smoke indication from the aircraft's cargo hold, prompting the crew to initiate precautionary safety procedures.
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Explained: Negative G Manoeuvre That Tejas Pilot Performed Before Crash
An LCA Tejas fighter jet that crashed during an air show in Dubai was executing a negative G turn before it slammed the ground, aviation experts who saw visuals of the manoeuvre have said based on their initial assessment.
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On Camera, Last Moments Of Tejas That Crashed In Dubai
A Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas crashed while performing a manoeuvre at the Dubai air show today. People at the event who captured the final moments of the homegrown fighter jet on video posted on social media that they didnt see any ejection.
