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Red-eye flights, while saving time and money, can lead to significant travel fatigue if not managed properly. Landing after an overnight journey requires a transition day, avoiding immediate ambitious plans and excessive caffeine. Prioritizing hydration, controlled naps, and simpler transfers is crucial for a smoother post-flight experience.

Operation Sindoor, a year after its execution, is remembered as India's firm response to terrorism, marked by precision strikes on terror infrastructure in Pakistan. This high-tech military action showcased India's advanced arsenal, including Rafale jets, SCALP missiles, and loitering munitions, demonstrating a shift towards modern, precision warfare.

The US State Department has fast-tracked over $8 billion in arms sales to Israel and Gulf allies, bypassing Congress via emergency powers. Citing regional threats, Secretary Rubio approved precision weaponry and missile defense systems. This move escalates a dispute over executive authority, with President Trump deeming war powers limits unconstitutional amid rising Iran tensions.

With IndiGo’s operational collapse in December, Air India’s fatal crash in Ahmedabad and SpiceJet’s engineering and salary-payment issues, US aviation regulator FAA has once again become concerned about oversight standards in Indian aviation.

Delhi airport is set to revolutionize passenger transfers by moving most connections between Terminals 1 and 3, and 1 and 2, to the airside from July. This significant shift aims to create a hub-and-spoke model, mirroring global airports and offering seamless connectivity for transit passengers, a major upgrade from current cityside bus transfers.

A Swiss International Air Lines flight aborted take-off at Delhi airport due to an engine fire, leading to a chaotic evacuation. A senior executive described the incident as "complete mismanagement" on the ground, citing issues with emergency response, passenger accounting, and hotel arrangements. The airline crew, however, was praised for their handling of the situation onboard.

Jharkhand is launching its first Commercial Pilot's Licence program at Dumka airport, with training set to begin in May. The Jharkhand Flying Institute is inviting applications for 15 seats, aiming to train local youth and reduce reliance on out-of-state institutions. Aspiring pilots need to have cleared specific DGCA papers and will undergo aptitude tests and hands-on training.

A Fly91 flight from Hyderabad to Hubballi was diverted to Bengaluru on Sunday due to adverse weather, causing anxiety among its 22 passengers. The aircraft circled Hubballi for an hour before heading to Bengaluru, eventually returning to Hubballi later that night after conditions improved. Such diversions are standard safety procedures.

While extending a fragile ceasefire with Iran, the US is simultaneously deploying significant naval and ground forces to the Middle East. This dual approach suggests President Trump is preserving military options, including potential limited ground action, should diplomatic talks fail to secure new terms on Iran's nuclear program and regional security.

The Israel-Lebanon border is tense as Hezbollah, despite Israeli efforts, demonstrates operational capability and strategic patience. Its dual power structure with the Lebanese Armed Forces and a sophisticated, adaptable arsenal, including extensive small arms, anti-tank systems, and rocket artillery, presents a significant challenge. This resilience shapes Lebanon's military leverage against Israel, creating a volatile balance.

A daring two-day US Air Force mission unfolded over Iran after an F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down. Hundreds of personnel and nearly 176 aircraft executed a complex combat search and rescue, braving heavy fire to extract both stranded airmen. Deception tactics were crucial in locating the second crew member amidst a massive Iranian manhunt.

The Air India flight 171 crash inquiry faces a critical question: did the Ram Air Turbine (RAT) deploy before or after the fuel switches moved? A pilots' organization argues the manufacturer's documentation contradicts the preliminary report's timeline, suggesting a potential electrical failure preceded any crew action. This distinction is vital for understanding the accident's cause and the pilots' legacy.

As Iran's drones and ballistic missiles rain down on Gulf cities, oil terminals and airfields, a quieter battle is being fought against sand, heat and open sky — one that has reshaped the outcome of every conflict ever fought on Arabian soil.

As war disrupts Iran, its airline pilots are heading out and some are now reaching Indian carriers. For airlines in India scrambling to hire over 1,500 pilots, this could be an unexpected answer

Amidst escalating Middle East tensions, the US has deployed the powerful USS Boxer, an amphibious assault ship capable of launching F-35B jets and supporting troop landings. This vessel, part of a three-ship group carrying thousands of Marines, significantly bolsters US military presence and rapid response capabilities in the volatile region.

Hollywood's biggest night faces heightened security due to an FBI alert about potential offshore drone attacks linked to Iran. Despite the concerns, the 98th Academy Awards, set for March 15, 2026, boasts a star-studded presenter lineup including Nicole Kidman, Channing Tatum, and Pedro Pascal. Producers assure a robust security plan is in place for the event.

Following a recent crash of a T-4 training aircraft shortly after takeoff from Komaki Air Base, Japan's air force has initiated emergency safety inspections on its nearly 200 military training planes. The incident, involving two service members, occurred in Aichi prefecture. Operations are suspended until the cause is determined and safety checks completed.

A Japanese military training plane crashed near Lake Iruka. The incident occurred shortly after takeoff from Komaki Air Base. Two people were on board the T-4 training aircraft. Defence Minister Gen Nakatani confirmed the crash. Search operations are underway to locate the missing crew. An aircraft part was recovered near the crash site.

India's aviation regulator is implementing a strict 'Zero Tolerance Policy' for unruly passengers, categorizing offenses from verbal harassment to life-threatening acts. Airlines can now impose immediate bans for minor infractions, while serious incidents will be reviewed by an independent committee, potentially leading to lengthy no-fly periods. This aims to ensure safety and order during air travel.

Afghanistan claimed Pakistan lost an F-16 fighter jet during overnight strikes, sharing unverified video footage. Pakistan has not confirmed the loss, and X's AI tool flagged the video as not authentic. The claim follows Pakistan's military action in retaliation for alleged Afghan firing.

A Pawan Hans helicopter carrying seven people made a safe emergency landing in shallow waters near Maya Bunder in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. This incident marks India's third charter aircraft accident this year, but unlike previous fatal crashes, all on board were safely retrieved. Investigations into the ditching are underway.

Former US Air Force F-35 instructor pilot Gerald Eddie Brown Jr. was arrested for allegedly providing unauthorized defense services to Chinese military pilots. Charged with violating export control laws, Brown is accused of training pilots for the People's Liberation Army Air Force. This arrest highlights ongoing efforts to prevent adversaries from exploiting US military expertise.

A Redbird Flight Training Academy aircraft crashed during an emergency landing in Baramati, near Pune, injuring a pilot trainer and a trainee. This is the second crash involving the academy's training aircraft in four days. The aircraft, a Tecnam P2008, made the emergency landing near Baramati airfield.

A military helicopter crashed into a bustling market in central Iran, claiming at least four lives, including the pilot and co-pilot. The aircraft was reportedly on a training mission when it fell in Dorcheh, Isfahan province. This incident follows another recent aviation fatality, highlighting Iran's ongoing challenges with its aging air fleet.

A training aircraft crashed in Maharashtra's Pune district around 8 am on Sunday. Baramati police station's senior inspector Prabhakar More said that the training aircraft belonging to the Redbird Flight Training Academy crashed near Gojubavi village. A trainee pilot and an instructor suffered injuries in the crash. Both have been rushed to a nearby hospital.