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    Agniveer shoots himself with service rifle at Agra's Air Force Station

    The Indian Air Force (IAF) has initiated an inquiry to ascertain the circumstances leading to Shrikant's death. His cremation took place on Thursday in his native village Narayanpur, with a ceremonial guard of honour.

    Air India, Vistara seek DGCA approval to speed up merger process

    Air India and Vistara are expediting their merger process by proposing reduced training requirements for pilots and cabin crew. The Tata-owned airlines are harmonizing manuals to streamline the integration. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation is currently reviewing the proposal. The merger aims to enhance efficiency and eliminate redundancies. Despite the swift consolidation efforts, customer-facing elements may remain unchanged until 2025.

    Army shouldn't be involved in politics: Former IAF chief RKS Bhadauria slams Rahul Gandhi

    Former Indian Air Force chief and BJP leader RKS Bhadauria criticised Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for questioning the Agniveer scheme and demanded an apology for accusing Defence Minister Rajnath Singh of lying about compensation to the family of Agniveer Ajay Kumar. The Indian Army clarified that Ajay's family has received Rs 98.39 lakh of the due compensation and will receive a total of Rs 1.65 crore. Bhadauria defended the scheme's training quality and urged youth to join without being misled.

    Bright future for air cargo sector; need to ensure faster turnaround time: Official

    The Indian government is working on improving processes and ensuring faster turnaround time in the air cargo sector to tap its potential. The government is also developing logistics hubs to improve the ease of doing business. The air cargo sector accounts for nearly 10% of domestic carriers' revenues and is estimated to grow to USD 16.37 billion by 2027.

    Air India cancels scheduled flight for Indian cricket team charter

    Air India used a Boeing 777 meant for a US-India flight to ferry the Indian cricket team from Barbados, triggering concern from regulators. The charter flight, organised by the BCCI, departed Bridgetown for Delhi. The DGCA is investigating as rules prohibit disrupting scheduled flights for charters. Air India allegedly cancelled a Newark-Delhi flight, causing passenger inconvenience. Charters are lucrative for airlines and were vital due to a hurricane stranding the cricket team.

    Air India special flight arrives in Barbados to ferry T20 World Cup champions home

    A special Air India flight landed at Barbados Airport to bring back the T20 cricket World Cup champions, stranded due to Hurricane Beryl's airport shutdown. Led by Rohit Sharma, the team is expected in Delhi Thursday, facilitated by a charter arranged by BCCI secretary Jay Shah, which also accommodates stranded Indian media.

    • Air India loses 1 luggage out of every 36, highest in the world, claims report

      Air India leads in lost luggage among global airlines, with 50,001 bags lost in the past month, according to LuggageLosers.com. The site, created by Pieter Levels after Vueling lost his girlfriend’s luggage, ranks airlines by lost bags. Air India faces additional issues, including broken seats, dirty aircraft, and a recent staff protest causing flight disruptions.

      Aliens: Little green men or big government secrets? Exploring UFO mysteries

      Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) have fascinated people for decades, sparking debates about extraterrestrial life. World UFO Day, on July 2, commemorates the 1947 Roswell Incident when a "flying disc" was reportedly recovered, later deemed a weather balloon. Despite official denials, UFO interest persists. In 2022, Congress investigated unexplained sightings near military bases. In 2023, retired Maj. David Grusch claimed the US has hidden UFO programs, denied by the Pentagon. Skepticism and intrigue continue, as shown by controversial testimonies and recent claims of "nonhuman" mummies in Mexico.

      Ukrainian air base under frequent fire as Russia aims at F-16 arrivals

      In the early hours, explosions shattered the calm over Starokostiantyniv as Ukrainian air defenses repelled a Russian attack on this strategic city in western Ukraine. Despite the assault, life quickly returned to normal on the orderly streets. The recent attack underscores Ukraine's challenges in rebuilding its air force and preparing for the arrival of U.S.-supplied F-16s, which Russia aims to neutralize. Residents, accustomed to the constant threat, maintain resilience in this historic military outpost, dubbed Starkon, echoing its legacy as a longstanding bastion of resistance.

      Copenhagen-Delhi flight on Jun 30 cancelled due to operational, tech reasons: Air India

      Air India's flight from Copenhagen to Delhi on June 30 was cancelled due to technical and operational reasons, leaving passengers stranded in Copenhagen. The airline assured that efforts were made to minimise inconvenience, with passengers being accommodated in hotels and offered full refund or rescheduling options. The revised schedule will be announced soon.

      IAF chief inaugurates Weapon Systems School to recalibrate Air Force

      The Indian Air Force (IAF) inaugurated a Weapon Systems School (WSS) in Hyderabad on Tuesday. The school's aim is to recalibrate and transform the IAF into a future-oriented force. The ceremony was led by IAF Chief Air Chief Marshal V R Chaudhari.

      Passenger trapped in overhead bin after Air Europa flight turbulence; several injured: Watch Viral Video

      An Air Europa Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner flight from Madrid to Montevideo encountered severe turbulence, necessitating an emergency landing in Brazil. The incident injured 30 passengers, with one man famously thrown into an overhead bin. Videos shared by passengers captured the chaotic aftermath, including damaged ceiling panels and oxygen masks. Despite the harrowing experience, the plane landed safely.

      Ukrainian air base under fire as Russia aims at F-16 arrivals

      In Starokostiantyniv, Ukraine, the resilience of its 30,000 residents is tested daily as Russian attacks target its strategic air base. Recent strikes, including from drones and hypersonic missiles, underscore the city's strategic importance. Despite the danger, locals like Vasyl Muliar and Iryna Sapchuk remain steadfast. They endure constant threats, power outages, and the occasional missile debris in cherry trees. The arrival of U.S.-designed F-16s offers hope against Russian aggression, symbolizing Ukraine's historical spirit of resistance from centuries past to the present day.

      Boeing flight hits turbulence flying over the Atlantic Ocean; over 30 injured

      A Boeing flight which was being operated by Air Europa ran into air turbulence due to which more than 30 people have been injured. This is yet another incident in this year due to which air passengers are being impacted due to turbulence.

      Air India to set up pilot training school at Amravati

      The aviation landscape in India is witnessing a transformative phase with major players like IndiGo, Akasa, Air India, and the GMR group investing in extensive training programs to meet the surging demand for skilled pilots and engineers. Air India's Amravati pilot training school is set to be operational by Q1 FY26.

      Russia Ukraine war: Russia says it downed 36 Ukraine-launched drones over several Russian regions

      Russia Ukraine war: Russia's air defence systems successfully intercepted and destroyed 36 drones launched by Ukraine overnight, targeting various regions in Russia's southwest, as announced by the Russian defense ministry on Sunday via the Telegram messaging app. Drones were destroyed over Kursk, Lipetsk, Voronezh, Bryansk, Oryol, and Belgorod regions. The incident caused no injuries or significant damage according to local governors. Ukrainian attacks continue in response to Russia's invasion.

      Alaska Air returns 737 MAX 9 involved in mid-air blowout to Boeing

      "They have taken possession of it and the registration has been changed," an Alaska Airlines spokesperson said, adding an order for a new 737-10 has also been placed.

      Akasa Air to start flying to Abu Dhabi from Jul 11

      Akasa Air started international services with flights to Doha in March. It has also announced flights to Jeddah and Riyadh. It also has traffic rights for Kuwait, and Medina.

      Best LG Air Conditioners: Efficient, Powerful, and Reliable Cooling Solutions

      Explore the top LG air conditioners renowned for their cutting-edge technology and energy efficiency. This article delves into models offering superior cooling performance, smart features, and sleek designs. Discover the best options for various needs and preferences, ensuring comfort and innovation in every home. Stay cool and save energy with the finest LG ACs.

      Aviation firms plan own training schools to ensure supply of talent

      While Air India is starting its own pilot training school, the GMR group that owns the country's largest airframe maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) company, GMR Aero Technic, has invested ?50 crore to start its own school for engineers. "To train such large numbers of engineers, GMR Aero Technic has entered the skill development segment with the GMR School of Aviation," Ashok Gopinath, president and accountable manager of GMR Aero Technic, said. The group also owns the Delhi, Hyderabad and Goa airports.

      Air India Express announces Splash Sale, offering tickets starting Rs 883

      Under the “Biggest Splash Sale Ever” offer, Air India Express is offering two types of tickets. The Xpress Lite fares starts from Rs 883 and are being offered without convenience fee. The Xpress Value fares start from Rs 1096.

      'Will take a bullock cart but not your airline': Pune Author slams Air India

      Pune-based author Aditya Kondawar criticizes Air India Express for poor service after a delayed and uncomfortable flight. He vowed never to fly with the airline again, citing dirty seats and a foul odor. Air India Express apologized and promised improvements.

      Chief of Air Staff urges prioritisation of modernisation for India's armed forces

      Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari emphasized the critical need for India to invest in modernizing its armed forces amid evolving security challenges during the Capstone Seminar organized by the Indian Air Force, the College of Air Warfare, and the Centre for Air Power Studies. He highlighted India's strategic culture, the importance of strategic partnerships, boosting indigenous defense production, and adopting a comprehensive approach to security in facing multifaceted challenges.

      Four news channels off air in Andhra Pradesh post polls; YSRCP reaches out to TRAI

      News channels in Andhra Pradesh were blocked following Assembly and Parliamentary elections, with YSRCP Parliamentarian alleging coercion by the state government. YSRCP member complained to TRAI about the blocking of vernacular news channels.

      Lufthansa-Air India partnership can extend beyond Star Alliance: Carsten Spohr

      Lufthansa and Air India are exploring opportunities to deepen their collaboration within the Star Alliance framework, aiming to enhance customer benefits and market presence.

      Air India Express moves to new campus, joins Air India in Vatika One-on-One complex in Gurugram

      Air India Express has moved its headquarters to the Vatika One-on-One complex in Gurugram, now sharing the campus with Air India's main office. The new facility emphasizes innovation, sustainability, and a future-ready approach, featuring "The Patterns of India" theme in its design. It boasts an open floor plan with natural light, collaborative spaces, and gender-inclusive amenities. The airline aims to enhance productivity with ample meeting rooms and private areas.

      Air India Express completes IATA's operational safety audit

      Air India Express, the budget carrier of Tata Group, announced on Monday the successful completion of its IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) conducted by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), the global trade association for airlines. Enhancing airline operational safety and improving efficiency are the primary objectives of IOSA registration. The audit evaluates various aspects including corporate organization, management, flight operations, operational control, and flight dispatch, among others.

      Amit Shah told me to carry out constituency work intensively: Tamilisai Soundararajan clears air on viral video

      In a post on 'X' on Thursday evening, Soundararajan, who is the former Governor of Telangana, said she met Shah for the first time following the declaration of Lok Sabha poll results and the duo was talking about "post-poll follow-up".

      Walking in 'Air Jordan'

      Jackie Nourse, raised in Lake Tahoe, California, hosts 'JUMP with Traveling Jackie' podcast, exploring travel and adventure, inspiring listeners to see the world.

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