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Ariana Afghan A310 lands on wrong Delhi runway; probe finds crew confused in poor visibility

An Airbus A310-300 operated by Ariana Afghan Airlines landed on the wrong runway at Delhi during poor visibility. An ongoing probe found the flight crew were "unable to differentiate" between arrival and departure runways, with low-visibility conditions cited as the primary factor.

2026-01-11T19:17:46.854046-08:00

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Multiple in‑flight power‑bank fires in Asia hospitalise crew and prompt calls to ban portable batteries

2026-01-11T05:04:02.162707-08:00

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Rossiya Superjet 100 partially exits runway at Arkhangelsk during winter landing

2026-01-09T22:50:57.309362-08:00

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Ariana Afghan A310 lands on wrong Delhi runway; probe finds crew confused in poor visibility An Airbus A310-300 operated by Ariana Afghan Airlines landed on the wrong runway at Delhi during poor visibility. An ongoing probe found the flight crew were "unable to differentiate" between arrival and departure runways, with low-visibility conditions cited as the primary factor.

2026-01-11T19:17:46.854046-08:00

Ariana Afghan A310 lands on wrong Delhi runway; probe finds crew confused in poor visibility

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Multiple in‑flight power‑bank fires in Asia hospitalise crew and prompt calls to ban portable batteries Several recent in‑flight incidents involving passenger power banks — including an Asiana flight to Hong Kong on 8 January where a power bank ignited (284 onboard; owner suffered a hand burn) and a T'way Air Sanya–Cheongju flight on 10 January that hospitalised three crew — have reignited calls to ban portable batteries on aircraft.

2026-01-11T05:04:02.162707-08:00

Multiple in‑flight power‑bank fires in Asia hospitalise crew and prompt calls to ban portable batteries

aerotelegraph.com

Rossiya Superjet 100 partially exits runway at Arkhangelsk during winter landing On Jan. 9 Rossiya Airlines flight FV6305, a Yakovlev/Sukhoi Superjet 100 (RA‑89146), partially exited the runway during landing at Arkhangelsk Airport after sliding on wet snow. The excursion occurred during rollout; there were no passenger injuries. Reported runway contamination: ~3 mm wet snow, friction ~0.35.

2026-01-09T22:50:57.309362-08:00

Rossiya Superjet 100 partially exits runway at Arkhangelsk during winter landing

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Ariana Afghan A310 lands on wrong Delhi runway; probe finds crew confused in poor visibility

Multiple in‑flight power‑bank fires in Asia hospitalise crew and prompt calls to ban portable batteries

Rossiya Superjet 100 partially exits runway at Arkhangelsk during winter landing

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