Big news for air travelers – Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) has become expensive once again since December. Oil Marketing Companies (IOC, BPCL and HPCL) have increased ATF prices for the third consecutive month, due to which the operating costs of airlines have increased further. The new city-wise rates are as follows: ATF in Delhi is ₹99,676.77 per kilolitre, Kolkata is at ₹1,02,371.02 per kilolitre, Mumbai is at ₹93,281.04 per kilolitre, and Chennai is the highest at ₹1,03,301.80 per kilolitre. This month, ATF prices have increased by an average of ₹ 5,113.75 per kilolitre, which can have a big impact on the budget of airlines. Since fuel cost forms the largest part of airlines’ expenses, the impact of this increase can also be seen on the prices of air tickets in the future. Know in this video why ATF became expensive, what effect it will have on airlines, and what further changes can be seen on airfare. Watch the video till the end for complete information.

2 small aircraft collided in the air on Sunday (August 31, 2025) during landing at Fort Morgan Municipal Airport in Colorado, USA. There were a total of 4 people in this aircraft, one of whom has died while the condition of three people remains critical. This information has been given by federal officials and airport officials.

According to a report by news agency AP, Tom Acre, manager of Fort Morgan Municipal Airport, said that he was reported to have a collision between a private aircraft and an aerobatic aircraft before noon. Apart from this, he had no more information.

What Federal Aviation Administration told
The Federal Aviation Administration said that they are investigating the collision between Sesna 172 and Extra Fluugzegbau EA 300 aircraft. The agency said that there were two people in each aircraft, but there is no information about their condition.

Weather Cam Captures Plane Crash at Colorado Airport

Two light aircraft collided in mid -Ar Near Fort Municipal Airport, Casualties Unknown

Smoke Seen in Series of Still Images Caught by Faa Weather Cam pic.twitter.com/trtnlzsa8z

– RT (@RT_COM) August 31, 2025

Morgan County Sheriff Office released a statement
The Morgan County Sheriff Office issued a statement saying, “We express our deep condolences to the family and friends of the victims in this sad incident. We want to express gratitude to all the agencies who helped in this situation. Also, we also want to thank the citizens who helped extinguish the fire until the fire department and the first response party reached the spot.”

Investigation in case continues
The FAA and the National Transport Safety Board (NTSB) are investigating the causes of the collision. So far, the names of the people involved have not been released, as their families are yet to be informed. The investigation of this entire case is still going on.

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A few days ago, a passenger aircraft in Ahmedabad crashed into the residential area. During this time 241 people died. After this, a helicopter crashed in Kedarnath on Sunday, in which 7 people have died. Both accidents remain in the headlines at this time. The plane accident with Ahmedabad was really more dangerous. This plane was so full of fuel or say that its tank was completely full, because the aircraft was going to London. That is why the accident became so serious and no one left except only one person. Now also know where and how fuel is filled in the plane.

Where is the fuel tank

Fuel filled in the aircraft depends on its engine. Fuel consumption is very high in the flight. You will be surprised to know that fuel in the plane is stored in his wings, not in his main body. A heavy fuel in the plane has a weight in both its wings. The main reason for storing its fuel into wings and keeping balance in the lift force in the air. It is very important to have a lift force on its wings equal to the weight of the plane. Therefore the fuel is kept in its wings.

Wings are hollow

The wings of the plane are very large to see, but they are absolutely hollow from inside. In these wings, jet fuel is filled. Apart from this, if fuel is filled elsewhere, which can be a problem of balance in the ship. But in long -range airplanes, fuel tank is not only in the wings but also in the middle part of the plane. This is called the Central Fuel Tank. So that long distances can be completed without stopping.

How is fuel filled

The process of filling fuel in airplane is completely different from common cars. On big airports, flights are either special fuel trucks for fuel re-filling, or an underground pipeline is used. Before the takeoff of the flight, a fuel truck comes to the plane and has a special nozzle under its wings. With this, fuel is supplied in the plane. This process is controlled through computer, so that the fuel of the meaning can be filled in the plane.

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Pakistani flight turbulence: An aircraft going from Karachi to Lahore got stuck in a sand storm in the middle air on May 24, 2025, after which it survived the accident. There was a huge upheaval inside the aircraft while trying to land at Allama Iqbal International Airport in Lahore. The video of this incident has gone viral on social media.

According to the report of Gulf News, the aircraft was of private airline fly Jinnah. While trying to land in Lahore, it got stuck in strong winds, which reduced its visibility and turned up in the aircraft. Air traffic control asked the flight pilot going from Karachi to stop landing efforts. The pilot was forced to return to Karachi.

What in viral video on social media?

The footage shared online shows how the passengers of flight FL-842 got nervous and got under stress after the aircraft got caught in the sand storm. Some people were standing in their seats, while some people were seen praying. ARY News said that another flight from Islamabad to Lahore was also diverted towards Karachi due to bad weather.

Nervous passengers told- the most scary time was

Gulf News quoted a passenger as saying, “At first the landing looked normal but as soon as the wheel landed on the ground, a powerful sandy storm caught the aircraft. In a few seconds we were again in the air. The next 10 to 12 minutes were the most scary minutes of my life. The aircraft was violently bouncing, the visibility was bouncing and we seemed that we were stuck in some chakra.

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