aviation news Archives - Page 81 of 83

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

Aviation Today News Desk / May 9, 2025

Picture Credits: ANI News Uttarakhand, INDIA: On the morning of May 8, 2025, a Bell helicopter (VT-OXF) operated by a […]

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.

Aircraft Crashes, India, Investigation

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

Aviation Today News Desk / May 7, 2025

Picture Credits: Hindustan Times Punjab, INDIA: In a disturbing incident early Wednesday morning, an unidentified aircraft crashed in Aklian Kalan

A single-engine Express 2000 FT aircraft crashed in Ashland County, Ohio, killing the pilot. FAA and NTSB are leading an investigation into the cause.

Accidents, Aircraft Crashes, Incidents, Investigation, United States

Pilot Killed in US Plane Crash of Homebuilt Aircraft, Thunderstorms Possibly Involved

Aviation Today News Desk / May 6, 2025

Picture Credits: Ashland County Pictures Ohio, UNITED STATES: A single-engine plane crashed near Polk, a village in Ashland County, Ohio,

Flight disruptions are mounting at Newark Liberty International Airport as a critical shortage of air traffic controllers combines with ongoing runway construction. United Airlines has already cut dozens of flights, and passengers are experiencing longer delays and unpredictable schedules. As the summer travel surge nears, the FAA faces growing scrutiny for not resolving staffing gaps in one of the nation’s busiest air corridors.

Air Traffic Controller, Airports, FAA, United Airlines, United States

Newark Airport Faces Widespread Disruptions Amid Staffing Crisis and Runway Repairs

Aviation Today News Desk / May 5, 2025

Picture Credits: Newark Liberty International Airport New Jersey, UNITED STATES: Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), one of the busiest air

Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport is witnessing heavy flight delays and diversions today due to a combination of severe thunderstorms, runway closures for repair work, and limited access to Pakistani airspace. These overlapping issues have caused significant operational strain, with both domestic and international flyers facing long wait times and unexpected changes. Passengers are being advised to check with their airlines for real-time updates before heading to the airport. Meanwhile, aviation authorities are working round the clock to minimize disruptions.

Airports, India

Delhi Airport Faces Disruptions, Over 100 Flights Delayed Due to Severe Weather

Aviation Today News Desk / May 2, 2025

Picture Credits: Delhi Airport New Delhi, INDIA: After a turbulent start to May, operations at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport

China, Innovation

China’s AG600, World’s Largest Amphibious Aircraft AG600 Cleared to Fly on Land and Water

Aviation Today News Desk / April 24, 2025

Picture Credits: China Science (X) Beijing, CHINA: In a major milestone for China’s aviation industry, the AG600, the world’s largest

Air China, Boeing, Chinese Airlines

China Suspends Boeing Orders Over US Tariffs, Opens Door for Indian Airlines to Gain

Aviation Today News Desk / April 16, 2025

Picture Credits: Byeangel CHINA: China has instructed its domestic airlines to halt deliveries of Boeing aircraft, escalating tensions in the

Airlines, Emirates, India, United Arab Emirates

Emirates Crosses 90 Million Passenger Milestone on India-Dubai Route Since 1985

Aviation Today News Desk / April 10, 2025

Picture Credits: Emirates INDIA – UAE: Emirates Airline has achieved a significant milestone, transporting over 90 million passengers between Dubai

Nearly 50% Posts Vacant at DGCA, BCAS and AAI Also Face Acute Staff Shortage: Govt Data. To address the staffing crunch, DGCA has hired 107 contractual staff—including consultants, Young Professionals, & FOIs—while BCAS onboarded 14 consultants | Aviation Today

Airports Authority of India, Bureau of Civil Aviation Security, DGCA, Indian Aviation

Nearly 50% Posts Vacant at DGCA, BCAS and AAI Also Face Acute Staff Shortage: Indian Govt

Aviation Today News Desk / April 9, 2025

INDIA: India’s key aviation bodies are facing a growing human resource crunch, with nearly half of their sanctioned posts lying

Civil Aviation Minister Flags of HANSA-3 NG Aircraft, May Cut Pilot Training Costs in India . Designed by CSIR-NAL, the HANSA-3 NG is a two-seater trainer set to transform pilot training, costing under ₹3 crore, less than half of imported aircraft | Aviation Today

Aircraft, Pilot Training

Civil Aviation Minister Flags-Off HANSA-3 NG Aircraft, May Cut Pilot Training Costs in India

Aviation Today News Desk / April 5, 2025

Picture Credits: @RamMNK New Delhi, INDIA: On April 3, 2025, Civil Aviation Minister K. Ram Mohan Naidu announced a technology

aviation news