The pilot died after an Indian HAL Tejas fighter jet crashed on 21 November during a demonstration at the Dubai Air Show, news agency AP reported. The jet went down around 2:10 pm local time, and smoke was seen rising from the site. In an official statement the Indian Air Force said, "An IAF Tejas aircraft met with an accident during an aerial display at the Dubai Air Show today. The pilot sustained fatal injuries in the accident. Indian Air Force deeply regrets the loss of life and stands firml

An Indian HAL Tejas fighter jet cr@sh3d during a demo at the Dubai Air Show, one of the world’s biggest aviation events featuring 200 aircraft and delegations from 100 countries. Officials haven’t confirmed if the pilot ejected. The incident is a major image setback for India, which was showcasing Tejas as a top-tier fighter. Earlier “oil leak” claims were denied by India, saying it was just condensed water. | Inflics

Indian Air Force will test the mk1a in may 2026 ,HAL clears the air on LCA Tejas Mk1A deliveries 🇮🇳✈️ said 5 aircraft ready by march for delivery. Fact check: HAL confirms 4-5 LCA Tejas Mk1A fighters are fully ready for delivery, equipped with all major contracted capabilities as per specs. 8 more jets are built and already test flown— delivery pending only due to engine supply. With GE Aerospace engines now arriving, these aircraft will be handed over swiftly. HAL is working closely with the

#FirstpostAfrica: The Democratic Republic of the Congo is in talks with India’s Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) to acquire the Tejas Mk I combat aircraft. The DRC’s growing security challenges and an ageing fleet have made it imperative for the Central African country to look for modern weapons and machinery. India is seen as a trustworthy partner that can help DRC upgrade at an affordable cost. While the DRC has discussed with India the capabilities and performance of the fighter aircraft,