Eight individuals were rescued from a Kodiak 100 seaplane that made a hard landing in New York's East River. Fire department units responded to the incident, and two of the passengers sustained minor injuries during the rescue operation.

A Kenya Airways flight to New York experienced a malfunction mid-air over Chad, prompting the Dreamliner, registered as 5Y-KZH, to make an emergency return to Nairobi. The aircraft was traveling at a ground speed of 484 knots when the decision to turn back was made, according to Tanzania Times.

According to Tori.ng, a Virgin Atlantic flight carrying 270 passengers made an emergency landing after being forced to turn back shortly after departing India for London. The report describes the aircraft as carrying hundreds of passengers and says the return occurred soon after takeoff, but provides no further details about the cause, injuries, damage, or where the aircraft ultimately landed.

A light aircraft has crashed in Midrand, Gauteng, according to IOL. Emergency services are currently on the scene of the incident. Details about the circumstances of the crash, the number of people on board, and any casualties or injuries have not yet been confirmed in the initial report. Authorities are expected to provide further information as the situation develops and emergency crews assess the scene.

A Cessna 172 aircraft crashed near Grand Central Airport in Midrand, leaving one person injured. According to IOL, the pilot reportedly experienced engine failure before attempting a forced landing, which resulted in the aircraft being destroyed. An aviation safety investigation into the incident is now under way to determine the circumstances surrounding the crash.

A seaplane carrying 10 people made a hard landing in New York City's East River on Sunday, alarming bystanders but resulting in no reported injuries, according to city authorities. The New York City Fire Department confirmed that the plane landed upright and was being towed back to dock. Images on social media depicted the plane leaning over in the water.