| Date: | July 7,2026 Time: 2122 |
| Location: | Off Ormara, Balochistan, Pakiistan |
| Operator: | K2 Airways Flight: KTA1732 |
| AC Type: | Boeing 737-4MO |
| Reg.: | N221BN cn: 29210/3091 |
| Aboard: | 5 Fatalities: 5 Ground: 0 |
| Route: | Sharjah – Karachi |
| Details: | While at FL 350 the crew of the cargo plane reported a navigation-related problem and requested heading assistance from Air Traffic Control. The aircraft was soon observed on radar rapidly descending until subsequently, radar contact and communication were lost. Pakistani authorities have located the wreckage of the aircraft in the Arabian Sea. |
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| Date: | June 28,2026 Time: 1059 |
| Location: | Nancy, France |
| Operator: | Classic Wings |
| AC Type: | Pilatus PC-6 B2-H4 Turbo Porter |
| Reg.: | D-FIPS cn: 874 |
| Aboard: | 11 Fatalities: 11 Ground: 0 |
| Route: | Skydiving |
| Details: | After just taking off, the aircraft crashed to the ground, 300 meters from the runway killing all aboard. The dead included five parachuting instructors, five novice jumpers and the pilot. |
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| Date: | June 26, 2026 Time: 0600 |
| Location: | Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia |
| Operator: | Aramco |
| AC Type: | Leonardo AW 139 |
| Reg.: | ? cn:? |
| Aboard: | 14 Fatalities: 14 Ground: 0 |
| Route: | Ras Tanura - Offshore |
| Details: | The helicopter crashed shortly after taking off, killing all aboard. |
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| Date: | June 15,2026 Time: 11:20 |
| Location: | Edwards AFB, California |
| Operator: | Military- US Air Force |
| AC Type: | Boeing B-52 Stratofortress |
| Reg.: | 60-0061 cn: 464426 |
| Aboard: | 8 Fatalities: 8 Ground: 0 |
| Route: | Test |
| Details: | The plane was carrying out a local test flight, carrying 6 crew members, and two civil flight test engineers. Shortly after taking off, the aircraft entered an uncontrolled descent and crashed in a huge explosion. |
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