DGCA carried out 51 regulatory audits of non-scheduled operators (aircraft charter companies) in 2025, govt said Thursday, adding that all fin.

A preliminary report on the investigation into the Learjet 45 (VT-SSK) crash at Maharashtra's Baramati on January 28, leading to the demise of Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister ...

A major political controversy has erupted in Maharashtra following the tragic plane crash that led to the death of senior leader Ajit Pawar. His son Jay Pawar has now publicly raised serious questions ...

The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) is set to issue a preliminary report on the Learjet 45 plane crash that killed Maharashtra Deputy Chief Ajit Pawar and four others.

The civil aviation ministry statement comes against the backdrop of growing pressure from the Pawar family for transparency ...

Rohit Pawar has been placing facts, issues and questions in a well-researched and thoughtful manner reflecting public sentiment, she said, stressing that people deserve clear answers from the ...

In a detailed release, the ministry reiterated that the investigation into the Learjet 45 (VT-SSK) accident is being conducted by the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) strictly in ...

AAIB to issue preliminary report on Baramati plane crash. MoCA assures transparency. Investigation details & regulatory actions inside.

Govindan Kutty started his career with All India Radio and went on to work for The Indian Express and India Today.

Jay Pawar questioned the circumstances surrounding the incident, sought accountability and called for action against the aircraft operator. He also shared an emotional message, saying, “Miss you Dad.” ...

Rohit Pawar seeks independent probe into Ajit Pawar plane crash; government backs Indian agencies as CBI inquiry request emerges, here is more to know ...

Jay Pawar, the younger son of Ajit Pawar, has demanded a thorough probe into the “possible serious lapses” behind the air crash that claimed his father’s life, and stressed that an aircraft’s black ...