Dubai: The Dubai Airshow team expressed deep sorrow over the loss of Wing Commander Namansh Syal, who tragically lost his life in a Tejas fighter jet crash during the Dubai Air Show.

Dubai Airshow continued last Friday afternoon despite the death of a pilot performing at the event as a mark of respect and tribute to him, organisers have said.A statement was released on social media platform X explaining the reasoning behind not shutting down the event after Wing Commander Namansh Syal died when his plane crashed.

A full wrap-up of Dubai Airshow 2025 orders, with Airbus leading total commitments and Boeing securing the largest deal through Emirates’ 777X purchase.

Emirati company Calidus displayed its Damita short-range air-defence system for the first time at the Dubai Airshow held from 15 to 19 November.

Dubai Airshow 2025 set a $202bn deal record, doubling 2023, as Emirates and flydubai orders drive global aviation growth

Day 3 at Dubai Airshow 2025 brought new Airbus and Boeing orders from Silk Way West, flydubai, Uzbekistan Airways, Buraq Air and Emirates, plus a UAE defence deal.

Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority and Chairman of Emirates Airline & Group, on Monday said that the

Innovative platform transforming empty repositioning flights into “smart luxury” private jet experiences draws strong interest and praise from operators and brokers