Bhagalpur, February 11: In yet another routine day at Bhagalpur International Airport, two aeroplanes found themselves in a friendly tussle for landing rights above the Sultanganj Aguani Bridge. The situation, which might have alarmed less experienced travelers, unfolded smoothly as both aircraft showcased their agility and problem-solving skills mid-air.

Eyewitnesses on the bridge reported that the larger plane, unwilling to engage in unnecessary conflict, gracefully dipped toward the Ganges to avoid a mid-air collision with the smaller aircraft. For a brief moment, it appeared as though the massive plane would merge with the river. However, demonstrating exceptional control, the aircraft merely skimmed the water’s surface—its metallic feet touching the holy river before soaring back into the sky.

"At first, I thought it was taking a holy dip before landing," said a local boatman. "But no, it was just adjusting its position like a true professional."

Aviation experts praised the aeroplanes for handling the situation maturely. "Sometimes, when two planes approach the runway at the same time, they must negotiate. It’s like two friends deciding who gets to enter a door first," explained an airport official. "The bigger one showed great humility and flexibility by momentarily touching the Ganges before resuming its course."

Both aircraft eventually landed safely, and passengers disembarked as if nothing unusual had happened. Airport authorities assured travelers that such aerial negotiations are just part of the everyday charm of flying into Bhagalpur. This post is fake.