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BPCL, a Maharatna PSU, has signed a quadripartite MoU with BluJ Aerospace for developing the world’s First hydrogen-powered VTOL Hub in Kerala | Aviation Today

World’s First Hydrogen-Powered Flying Taxi Hub Coming to India, BPCL signs MoU

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NASA astronauts Sunita Williams & Barry Wilmore have returned to Earth after a nine-month mission aboard the International Space Station | Aviation Today

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Graubuenden police confirmed that an Extra EA-400 plane crashed near La Punt Chamues-ch, Switzerland, 2 mins after departing Samedan Airfield | Aviation Today

A Denmark-bound Aircraft Crashed in Switzerland, Killing All Three Passengers On board

March 19, 2025

The DGCA has directed airlines to regularly inspect seats for serviceability, Aviation Minister Murlidhar Mohol wrote to Rajya Sabha | Aviation Today

DGCA to Airlines: Fix Seats or Face Action After Air India ‘Broken Seat’ Row

March 18, 2025

Virgin Atlantic partners with Joby Aviation to introduce an electric air taxi service in UK, reaching 200 mph with a 100-mile range | Aviation Today

Virgin Atlantic and Joby Aviation to Launch UK’s First eVTOL Air Taxi Service

March 18, 2025

Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) has initiated legal action against the government for allowing commercial flights from Hindon Airbase | Aviation Today

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Blackstone, the world’s largest private equity firm, is reportedly close to reacquiring Trans Maldivian Airways (TMA) for $500 Million | Aviation Today

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March 17, 2025

Southwest Airlines has announced a major policy change, ending its long-standing “Bags Fly Free” program, adds baggage fees from May 28, 2025 | Aviation Today

Southwest Airlines Ends Decades Long ‘Bags Fly Free’ Policy, Introduces Baggage Fees

March 15, 2025

Denver, United States: The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has released its preliminary findings into the dramatic engine fire that broke out on American Airlines Flight 1006 minutes after landing at Denver International Airport on March 13, 2025. The incident involved a Boeing 737‑800 that had departed from Colorado Springs and was originally headed for Dallas-Fort Worth before being diverted to Denver due to engine anomalies. In its preliminary report (DCA25FA159), the NTSB revealed that the fire was triggered by a fuel leak in the aircraft’s No. 2 (right) engine. The cause of the leak has been traced to improper maintenance work, including a part that was installed loosely and in the wrong orientation, and another component that was not securely fastened. These issues likely allowed fuel to escape, which ignited once the aircraft had landed and was taxiing to the gate. This update follows initial reporting by Aviation Today, which covered the incident when it occurred. At the time, passengers were seen evacuating the aircraft via emergency slides, and thick smoke was observed billowing from the right engine. According to the NTSB, 12 passengers sustained minor injuries during the evacuation. One overwing exit and the jetbridge slide were deployed, while the rear slide failed to function. The remaining 166 passengers and crew exited safely. The fire was extinguished promptly by emergency crews stationed at Denver International Airport. American Airlines has confirmed that it is cooperating fully with investigators and has reiterated its commitment to passenger safety. The airline has not yet issued a detailed statement on the maintenance issues cited in the report. The NTSB emphasized that this is a preliminary report and further investigation is underway. While it includes critical factual information, the final cause and any safety recommendations will be issued in a later phase. Engine fires, though rare, pose significant risk especially if they occur during flight. In this incident, identifying fuel system vulnerabilities and maintenance errors could lead to industry-wide adjustments in inspection protocols.

Fire Breaks Out on American Airlines Flight at Denver Airport Minutes After Landing

March 15, 2025

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