On Thursday afternoon at around 2:15 PM, a SpiceJet aircraft arriving from Leh collided with a stationary Akasa jet at Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi, causing damage to both planes. The incident occurred near Terminal 1 as the SpiceJet flight was taxiing to its parking bay and struck the Akasa aircraft, which was preparing for departure to Hyderabad. According to airport officials, the SpiceJet aircraft's wing was lodged in the Akasa jet, leading to visible damage on both sides. In response, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) launched an investigation, resulting in the derostering of the air traffic controller and SpiceJet pilots involved. A SpiceJet spokesperson confirmed the incident, stating that the aircraft has been grounded. Meanwhile, Akasa reported that its flight had to return to the bay, ensuring all passengers and crew were safely disembarked. The airline is making alternative arrangements for affected passengers. The DGCA is conducting a detailed probe into the incident, emphasizing the importance of safety protocols.