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Greek F-4 Phantom Fighter Jet Crashes During Airshow Near Athens
There was an explosion immediately after the crash, which happened before thousands of visitors watching the annual "Athens Flying Week".
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After Months In Hormuz, USS Abraham Lincoln Limps Into Port Covered In Rust
The visible corrosion is not the only issue to have emerged from Lincoln's extended deployment. There have also been reports of low morale linked to supply shortages, along with at least one incident of a crew member going overboard.
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CIA Chief On 'Secret' Trip To Moscow As US Asks Ukraine To Halt Strikes: Report
Before his trip, the US requested Ukraine to temporarily stop drone and missile attacks on Moscow and other cities in northern Russia, according to the report.
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8 Dead In Charter Plane Crash Near Remote Radar Site In Alaska
A charter plane crashed near Cape Newenham, Alaska, killing all eight on board.
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Sky Is Next Mobility Frontier, And Smarter Engines Are Reshaping Aviation
A visit to GE Aerospace's technology centre in Bengaluru reveals how smarter aircraft engines, AI, and Indian engineering are shaping the future of aviation mobility.
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Trump Dismisses Concerns Over Conditions On US Aircraft Carrier
President Donald Trump dismissed concerns Friday over living conditions and the mental health of service members on a US aircraft carrier deployed against Iran, while confirming the ship would soon rotate out.
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"Not Nearly Enough": Trump Rejects Concerns US Warship Deployed For Too Long
Asked by reporters whether family members were worried about the situation on the Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, Trump said "no, they're not."
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US Has A Bigger Problem In Hormuz Than Iran's Resistance
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has dismissed reports about poor conditions aboard the Lincoln, calling them "completely misrepresented."
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Trump Orders Navy To Return To Older System Of Launching Jets Off Aircraft Carriers
The switch could cost billions and needs more sailors to operate, at a time when the Navy already has 20,000 unfilled fleet positions.
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Aviation Body Launches Probe Into Baramati Trainer Aircraft Crash
A runway excursion incident involving a Cessna C172 type aircraft, registration VT-SEX, operated by Academy of Carver Aviation, a DGCA-approved Flying Training Organisation, occurred at Baramati Airfield.
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AI-171 Probe Enters Final Stage, No Fault Found In Fuel Switch: Centre
A detailed examination of the fuel control switch, including the structural integrity of its locking detents, "found no abnormality," the Ministry of Civil Aviation said.
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Final Air India Crash Report Due In October, Probe Body Tells Supreme Court
The government-run probe body clarified before the Bench that the investigation is not an "in-house" exercise limited to officials of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). It also includes experts and officials from countries whose citizens were among those killed in the crash.
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Opinion | Not Just Jets, China Is Developing A '5-Piece' Carrier Set, And India Should Worry
China is now the only state serially producing two distinct stealth fighter families simultaneously, with some estimates projecting that advanced-fighter output across all jet programmes could reach 300-400 aircraft annually by 2027.
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Hundreds vs Zero: Stealth Divide That Could Define Next India-China Conflict
If war were to break out between India and China tomorrow, one side could send hundreds of stealth fighter jets into battle, while the other may not be able to send even one.
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Opinion | Why Was A Russian Doomsday Plane In Iran Recently? Inside The 'Tu-214PU'
A Russian Tu-214PU aircraft took off from Moscow and landed in Tehran at around 10:10 am on July 13. The deployment coincided with escalating US and Israeli airstrikes on Iranian military infrastructure
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Greek F-4 Phantom Fighter Jet Crashes During Airshow Near Athens
There was an explosion immediately after the crash, which happened before thousands of visitors watching the annual "Athens Flying Week".
-
After Months In Hormuz, USS Abraham Lincoln Limps Into Port Covered In Rust
The visible corrosion is not the only issue to have emerged from Lincoln's extended deployment. There have also been reports of low morale linked to supply shortages, along with at least one incident of a crew member going overboard.
-
CIA Chief On 'Secret' Trip To Moscow As US Asks Ukraine To Halt Strikes: Report
Before his trip, the US requested Ukraine to temporarily stop drone and missile attacks on Moscow and other cities in northern Russia, according to the report.
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8 Dead In Charter Plane Crash Near Remote Radar Site In Alaska
A charter plane crashed near Cape Newenham, Alaska, killing all eight on board.
-
Sky Is Next Mobility Frontier, And Smarter Engines Are Reshaping Aviation
A visit to GE Aerospace's technology centre in Bengaluru reveals how smarter aircraft engines, AI, and Indian engineering are shaping the future of aviation mobility.
-
Trump Dismisses Concerns Over Conditions On US Aircraft Carrier
President Donald Trump dismissed concerns Friday over living conditions and the mental health of service members on a US aircraft carrier deployed against Iran, while confirming the ship would soon rotate out.
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"Not Nearly Enough": Trump Rejects Concerns US Warship Deployed For Too Long
Asked by reporters whether family members were worried about the situation on the Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, Trump said "no, they're not."
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US Has A Bigger Problem In Hormuz Than Iran's Resistance
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has dismissed reports about poor conditions aboard the Lincoln, calling them "completely misrepresented."
-
Trump Orders Navy To Return To Older System Of Launching Jets Off Aircraft Carriers
The switch could cost billions and needs more sailors to operate, at a time when the Navy already has 20,000 unfilled fleet positions.
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Aviation Body Launches Probe Into Baramati Trainer Aircraft Crash
A runway excursion incident involving a Cessna C172 type aircraft, registration VT-SEX, operated by Academy of Carver Aviation, a DGCA-approved Flying Training Organisation, occurred at Baramati Airfield.
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AI-171 Probe Enters Final Stage, No Fault Found In Fuel Switch: Centre
A detailed examination of the fuel control switch, including the structural integrity of its locking detents, "found no abnormality," the Ministry of Civil Aviation said.
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Final Air India Crash Report Due In October, Probe Body Tells Supreme Court
The government-run probe body clarified before the Bench that the investigation is not an "in-house" exercise limited to officials of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). It also includes experts and officials from countries whose citizens were among those killed in the crash.
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Opinion | Not Just Jets, China Is Developing A '5-Piece' Carrier Set, And India Should Worry
China is now the only state serially producing two distinct stealth fighter families simultaneously, with some estimates projecting that advanced-fighter output across all jet programmes could reach 300-400 aircraft annually by 2027.
-
Hundreds vs Zero: Stealth Divide That Could Define Next India-China Conflict
If war were to break out between India and China tomorrow, one side could send hundreds of stealth fighter jets into battle, while the other may not be able to send even one.
-
Opinion | Why Was A Russian Doomsday Plane In Iran Recently? Inside The 'Tu-214PU'
A Russian Tu-214PU aircraft took off from Moscow and landed in Tehran at around 10:10 am on July 13. The deployment coincided with escalating US and Israeli airstrikes on Iranian military infrastructure
