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A World War II-era TBM Avenger crashed while attempting to land at Terre Haute Regional Airport on May 15, 2025. The vintage aircraft was part of a three-plane formation flying to the TBM Reunion, a commemorative aviation event in Peru, Indiana. The pilot was seriously injured and airlifted to a hospital in Indianapolis, while the passenger sustained minor injuries. The FAA and NTSB are investigating the cause of the crash. The incident has raised concerns within the aviation community about the operation and maintenance of historic warbirds.

Historic WWII-Era TBM Avenger Crash in Indiana Sparks FAA Probes, Pilot Injured

May 16, 2025

Cochin International Airport has launched CIAL 2.0, a ₹200 crore digital upgrade focused on boosting passenger convenience, safety, and cybersecurity. One of the biggest highlights is the launch of India’s first Cyber Defence Operations Centre (CDOC) inside an airport, developed in collaboration with CDAC. This centre will protect the airport’s digital infrastructure from cyber threats in real time. The upgrade also includes touchless full-body scanners, AI-powered surveillance, automated tray systems, and advanced baggage scanning, making Cochin one of the most modern and secure airports in India.

Cochin Airport Unveils ₹200 Crore CIAL 2.0 with AI, Automation and Green Tech Focus

May 15, 2025

The Airline transported over 53.7 million passengers during the fiscal year. Emirates rewarded its employees with a 22-week bonus salary.

Emirates Becomes World’s Most Profitable Airline, Record $5.8B Profit & Employee Bonuses

May 14, 2025

The ICAO Council has ruled that Russia was responsible for the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 in July 2014, which killed all 298 people on board. This decision follows a case brought by Australia and the Netherlands, who argued Russia failed its obligations under international air law. The ICAO Council agreed, and will now consider the matter of reparations sought by the two countries. Russia has denied involvement. This ruling builds on a previous Dutch court verdict that convicted three individuals in absentia for the murders.

ICAO Rules Russia Responsible for MH17 Flight Downing Resulting in 298 Fatalities

May 13, 2025

International Airlines Group (IAG) has placed a monumental $23 billion order for aircraft from Airbus and Boeing. This strategic move aims to renew and expand its fleet in response to growing global travel demand. Despite concerns over rising EU-US tariffs, IAG remains confident in its long-term prospects, positioning itself for future growth. The deal underscores IAG's commitment to sustainability with a focus on fuel-efficient aircraft, while maintaining balance between major manufacturers to mitigate supply chain risks.

British Airways Owner Bets on Boeing and Airbus in $23B Deal as Trade Pressures Rise

May 9, 2025

A helicopter crash near Kedarnath, Uttarakhand, claimed six lives, including the pilot and passengers. The crash occurred around 8:45 AM in a rugged section of the Rishikesh-Gangotri National Highway, with the helicopter plunging 200–250 meters down a steep gorge. The tragic incident has raised concerns about air safety in the region, and authorities have launched an investigation to determine the cause. Rescue operations are underway as officials assess the impact on the local community and the risks associated with high-altitude helicopter flights.

Six Dead in Kedarnath Helicopter Crash: Pilot and Passengers Killed in Uttarakhand

May 9, 2025

Airbus is urging the European Union to impose retaliatory tariffs on Boeing aircraft following new U.S. import duties on Airbus planes, which the company says give Boeing an unfair trade advantage. CEO Guillaume Faury warned that the escalating dispute could harm the global aerospace industry, calling for a fair and balanced approach. In response to the tariffs, Airbus has begun rerouting aircraft deliveries through third countries to protect customers. Despite the trade friction, Airbus continues to lead in aircraft deliveries and has expanded its production footprint to strengthen supply chain control.

Airbus Hits Back at U.S. Tariffs, Calls for EU Retaliation on Boeing Jets

May 7, 2025

Flight operations across North India have been severely affected after the Indian government temporarily shut airspace over 10 airports as part of Operation Sindoor. Airports including Jammu, Srinagar, Leh, and Amritsar are closed to civilian flights, prompting major airlines like IndiGo, Air India, and SpiceJet to cancel or reroute several services. The move is part of heightened military preparedness following recent cross-border tensions. Passengers are advised to check with airlines before heading to the airport, as further delays and changes are expected.

Flights Cancelled Across North India as Airports Shut Amid Operation Sindoor

May 7, 2025

An unidentified aircraft crashed early Wednesday morning in Aklian Kalan village of Bathinda district, Punjab, killing one farm labourer and injuring nine others. The aircraft was reportedly flying at a low altitude before it went down in an open field around 2 a.m., followed by a secondary blast as villagers rushed to the site. Authorities have not yet confirmed whether the aircraft was civilian, military, or unmanned. The crash has prompted a full investigation, with officials securing the area and working to identify the origin and purpose of the aircraft.

Unidentified Aircraft Crashes in Punjab’s Bathinda, Leaving 1 Dead and 9 Injured

May 7, 2025

Indian airlines are facing disruptions due to recent regional airspace closures caused by geopolitical tensions. The restrictions are leading to longer flight times, increased fuel costs, and scheduling challenges. Airlines like Air India, IndiGo, and SpiceJet have submitted detailed inputs to the DGCA, highlighting the operational impact. They’re seeking urgent regulatory relief to manage the additional costs and ensure safe, efficient operations. The DGCA is reviewing the feedback and coordinating with regional authorities to address these challenges.

Indian Airlines Raise Concerns as Airspace Closures Disrupt International Flights

May 6, 2025

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