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Bloomberg • Rajesh Mascarenhas

IAF An-32 transport crash in Assam kills 5; service orders special commission probe

A twin-engine Indian Air Force AN-32 crashed during a routine training flight near Jorhat, Assam, killing five personnel; one survivor was reported by officials. The IAF has convened a special commission to investigate the circumstances of the accident. The aircraft type is widely used for logistics and support missions across varied terrains.

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IAF AN-32 transport aircraft crashes at Jorhat Air Force Station

Also: Aviation Safety Network, The Independent, Times of India, ANI News Agency and 17 more
2026-06-13T01:16:08.610918-07:00
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Bloomberg • Mihir Mishra

Air India Crash Report Delayed as Investigation Continues

By Bloomberg: The final report about why an Air India Ltd. jetliner crashed last year won’t be issued by Friday’s mandatory deadline, with a government agency saying the investigation into the country’s worst commercial airline disaster still isn’t finished.

Also: Aviation Week, Times of India, BBC and Reuters
2026-06-12T06:56:59.797065-07:00
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Associated Press • Allan Olingo

Iran war is straining African airlines, industry body warns

By Associated Press: The war in Iran is driving up jet fuel prices, worsening supply strains for African airlines. The African Airlines Association says the crisis has exposed reliance on imported jet fuel.

Also: The Independent
2026-06-12T09:10:13.344883-07:00
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FlightGlobal • David Kaminski-Morrow

Algerian regulator under pressure as first carrier put on European blacklist

By FlightGlobal: Concerns raised about Air Express Algeria after third-country operator application rejected by EASA. Regional operator Air Express Algeria has become the first carrier from the north African state to be blacklisted by the European Commission, after failing to obtain a third-country authorisation.

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Air Express Algeria

2026-06-12T05:57:35.586083-07:00