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Tejas Crash: IAF Pays Emotional Tributes To Wing Commander Namansh Syal At Sulur Air Force Station
The mortal remains of Wing Commander Namansh Syal, who was tragically killed in the Tejas aircraft crash at the Dubai Air Show, arrived at Air Force Station Sulur near Coimbatore on Sunday morning. Wing Commander Syal was serving with the Indian Air Force’s No.
Several Indian actors and sports personalities, including Sonu Sood and Suniel Shetty, publicly mourned the tragic death of Wing Commander Namansh Syal.
The mortal remains of Wing Commander Namansh Syal, who lost his life in a Tejas aircraft crash during the Dubai Air Show, were brought to Sulur Air Base in Coimbatore on Sunday morning. The IAF officer’s body was flown back to India on a special aircraft. Earlier, the Emirati Defence Forces accorded him a ceremonial guard of honour.
Wing Commander Namansh Syal Syal, who hailed from Himachal Pradesh, was killed on Friday after the indigenous multi-role Light Combat Aircraft (LCA), Tejas, crashed in a ball of fire during the aerial display at the Dubai Air Show.
The Indian Air Force confirmed his demise after a Tejas aircraft crashed & burst into flames at the Dubai Air Show 2025 Friday. Syal is survived by his wife, 6 yr-old daughter & his parents.
Shared by Major Surendra Poonia, the viral clip shows a volunteer documenting a behind-the-scenes look at the event.
Wing Commander Naman Syal's tragic death in a Tejas aircraft crash leaves his village in mourning, as family and friends gather.
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PAF Veteran Condemns Tejas Crash Mockery, Salutes Fallen IAF Pilot: 'Find Maturity to Honour Courage'
An IAF pilot died after his Tejas fighter jet crashed during an aerobatics display at Dubai Air Show 2025. A Pakistani retired fighter pilot, Wg Cdr Perci Virji, sharply criticised people mocking the death and urged respect for all aviators.