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Small plane crashes in London’s Southend Airport after takeoff, witness describes seeing a ‘fireball’

Published on July 14, 2025July 14, 2025 Authored by C to I News Desk

A small plane crashed on takeoff at Southend Airport in London

“We wish to create AI 171 trust for families of Air India plane crash victims,” says Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran

In an exclusive interview with Navika Kumar, Group Editor-in-Chief of Times Now and Times Now Navbharat, Chandrasekaran said, “It is an extremely difficult situation where I have no words to express, to console any of the families of those who died. I deeply regret that this accident happened in a Tata-run airline. And I feel very sorry. All we can do is to be with the families at this time, grieve with them and we will do everything to support them at this hour and beyond.”

Published on June 19, 2025June 21, 2025 Authored by C to I News Desk

Singapore Airlines group posts record SGD 2.8 billion net profit, boosted by Air India-Vistara merger

Giving a summary of the company’s financial statement, a SIA press release said that the SGD 2.8 billion net profit was “boosted by the one-off non-cash accounting gain of SGD 1.1 billion from the Air India-Vistara merger”.

Published on May 16, 2025May 16, 2025 Authored by C to I News Desk

US: Two dead in small plane crash near Los Angeles

Small plane crashes in Simi Valley neighbourhood near Los Angeles in the US killing two

Published on May 4, 2025May 4, 2025 Authored by C to I News Desk

USA: Three die after small plane crashes in Florida

At least three people died after a small plane in which they were travelling crashed in Boca Raton

Published on April 12, 2025April 12, 2025 Authored by C to I News Desk

12 injured as American Airlines plane catches fire at Denver airport gate

Flight 1006, which was headed from the Colorado Springs Airport to Dallas Fort Worth, diverted to Denver and landed safely around 5.15pm after the crew reported engine vibrations, the Federal Aviation Administration said in a statement.