A Turkish Airlines flight was thrown into chaos while attempting to land in Tunis as severe weather and violent turbulence rattled the aircraft during its approach. Flight TK 661, operating toward Tunis-Carthage International Airport, encountered difficult conditions as the aircraft made repeated attempts to land. Passenger footage captured the terrifying atmosphere inside the cabin, with screams reportedly erupting as the plane was violently shaken during the descent. According to the passenger account, some people could be heard shouting, "We will die", as the aircraft battled the turbulent conditions. Flight-tracking data also showed the plane circling the area before another approach was attempted. The pilot reportedly made multiple landing attempts before conditions forced the aircraft to abandon the approach. Passengers were said to have requested that the flight land at another airport as the storm continued to disrupt operations around Tunis. WATCH

A training aircraft crashed in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, killing an instructor and a trainee pilot who were the only two people on board. The Tecnam P2006T twin-engine aircraft, operated by Garg Aviation, took off from the training centre at around 11:30 am on Thursday. The crash occurred around 11:50 am near Nathapurwa village and the Ganga Barrage, approximately five nautical miles from Kanpur Civil Airport. Visuals from the crash site showed the aircraft completely wrecked in a grassy, wooded area.