Indian Tejas Jet Crashes, Pilot Dies in Dubai Air Show

Digest more
Pilot killed after Indian fighter jet crashes during a demo flight at Dubai Air Show
The HAL Tejas plane appeared to lose control and dive directly toward the ground just prior to crashing inside the grounds of the airfield.

Continue reading

Plane crashes at Dubai airport during air show demonstration
HAL tejas jet crashes at Dubai air show, killing pilot; black smoke rises over Al Maktoum airport
IAF Pilot Wing Commander Namansh Syal Killed In Tejas Jet Crash At Dubai Airshow
This special report covers the tragic crash of an indigenous Tejas fighter jet at the Dubai Airshow on November 21, 2025, which resulted in the death of Indian Air Force pilot Wing Commander Namansh S...

Continue reading

Pilot killed in Tejas fighter jet crash at Dubai air show is Wing Commander Namansh Syal: Defence sources
IAF Confirms Tejas Pilot 'No More' After Crash At Dubai Air Show; Court of Inquiry Ordered
IAF condoles death of Wing Commander Namansh Syal who passed away in HAL Tejas crash at Dubai Air Show
"A dedicated fighter pilot and thorough professional, he served the nation with unwavering commitment, exceptional skill and an unyielding sense of duty," the IAF also said, adding, "His dignified per...

Continue reading

Tejas jet crashes during demonstration at Dubai Air Show, pilot dies
National Herald · 1d
Nation mourns IAF pilot killed in Tejas crash at Dubai Air Show; Congress pays tribute

Dubai air travel hub on track for another record year, underscoring plans for second airport

Dubai International Airport, the world's busiest for international travel, has had 70.1 million passengers already this year and is on track to break its own records again, officials said Wednesday. The rapid growth of passengers at the airport underscores Dubai as a key hub for East-West travel in global

Dubai plans new airport as it shatters previous passenger numbers

Dubai International Airport, the world's busiest for international travel, has shattered its previous passenger records, with 93.8 million travellers passing through its terminals this year, officials announced on Wednesday. This remarkable surge underscores Dubai's pivotal role as a global aviation hub, facilitating East-West connections.
Feedback