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An Iranian military helicopter crashed into a fruit and vegetable market in Dorcheh, Isfahan province, killing at least four people, including the pilot and co-pilot. The incident highlights Iran’s aging fleet amid sanctions limiting spare parts
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A Pawan Hans helicopter with seven people crashed into the sea near Sri Vijaya Puram after takeoff from Mayabunder, North and Middle Andaman. All passengers and crew were rescued and admitted to hospital; a technical snag is suspected, and an inquiry is underway
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Five Ugandan soldiers died when a Ugandan Air Force helicopter serving the African Union peacekeeping mission crashed at Mogadishu airport. Three crew members survived with serious injuries. The crash caused brief delays, and an investigation is underway by Somali authorities
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The Mi-24 helicopter, operated by the African Union peacekeeping mission, was on ‘a routine combat escort mission’ when it crashed
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The recent helicopter accident in Uttarakhand, the fifth during the 2025 Char Dham Yatra season, has once again sparked concerns over safety violations, ecological damage, and commercial pressures
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The helicopter, en route from Kedarnath Dham to Guptkashi, crashed in the Gaurikund area due to inclement weather conditions. Seven people, including the pilot, were on board at the time of the crash
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According to information received from the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), the helicopter belonging to AeroTrans Services Private Limited crashed and fell into a gorge about 200-250 metres deep
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The coast guard deployed two planes and three ships to the area as part of the rescue operation
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University of Mississippi Medical Center confirmed the deaths of everyone on board the flight. The AirCare copter was not carrying any patients when it crashed in Madison County
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One of the victims includes head of Italy's Rovagnati salami and prosciutto maker, Lorenzo Rovagnati
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The Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) was returning from a routine sortie when it crashed on the runway at 12:10 pm. Despite immediate efforts to rescue the crew, two of the three members were declared dead at the hospital, with the third passing shortly after
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A helicopter from a Delhi-based private aviation firm took off from the Oxford Golf Course helipad and was en route to Juhu in Mumbai, an official reported. Preliminary information indicated that the deceased included two pilots and an engineer, according to officials.
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It was being towed to Gauchar for repairs by MI-17 chopper of Indian Air Force, which began to go off balance over Lincholi
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All four occupants survived the crash that took place near Paud, though they may have suffered injuries, an official said.
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The semi-official Tasnim news agency quoted a report by the General Staff of Iran's Armed Forces stating that a senior investigation committee, comprising experts and technicians, arrived at the crash site on Monday morning following the incident.
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Expected to serve as caretaker President for some 50 days before mandatory presidential elections
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The pilots, including a female, survived with minor injuries.
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The crash happened in the province's port city of Gwadar when the helicopter developed a technical problem, killing two Navy officers and a sailor of the Pakistan Navy.
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New Delhi: India’s first Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Bipin Rawat, who died in a helicopter crash in December last year, will be posthumously conferred Padma Vibhushan, the country’s second-highest civilian award. The Home Ministry announced the Padma Awards on the eve of 73rd Republic Day. General Rawat was headed to Defence Services Staff […]
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Chittoor: Lance Naik B Sai Teja, who lost his life in a helicopter crash along with CDS General Bipin Rawat and 11 others in Tamil Nadu, was laid to rest in his native village Yeguvaregadi in Chittoor district on Sunday afternoon. Teja’s younger brother Chaitanya, who is also an Army jawan, performed the last rites […]
