Three Air India aircraft were damaged at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport after strong winds and heavy rain caused ground support equipment to break loose and collide with parked planes near Terminal 2. The incident occurred during a sudden spell of severe weather that swept across the capital. Viral videos from the airport show equipment moving uncontrollably across the apron while airport personnel attempt to stop it. All three aircraft were taken out of service for inspections and repairs. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is expected to investigate the incident and determine responsibility.

Two Boeing EA-18G Growler aircraft belonging to the US Navy collided mid-air during a live aerial demonstration at an air show in Idaho near Mountain Home Air Force Base. The dramatic crash forced all four crew members to eject moments before the aircraft spiraled toward the ground and exploded on impact. Videos captured by spectators showed the two advanced warplanes appearing to touch mid-air before descending in flames. The EA-18G Growler is one of the most advanced airborne electronic attack aircraft in the world, designed for radar jamming, electronic warfare and suppression of enemy air defences. Each aircraft costs around $67 million, while fully equipped variants can exceed $120 million.