A viral video is making rounds on the Internet, which shows chaos erupting in the fields when a boy flies a locally made aircraft out of scrap and raw material. Many social media handlers have claimed that the video is from Bihar's Muzaffarpur, and a teenage boy named Avinash Kumar has made the aircraft. These claims are turning out to be false now, as, after the fact check by FPJ, the video turns out to be from Africa's Ghana and is going viral on the Internet from April 2025.
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A video of 42 seconds is going viral on the Internet, which shows a distant chaos of locals in the grass field as an aircraft made up of scrap runs on the ground to take off for the first trial. Locals can be seen running behind the aircraft and capturing the sight on their phones. Now, the interesting part is that netizens are claiming that this video is of an Indian teenager from Bihar's Muzaffarpur.
With the video, many social media handlers who post viral and trending visuals have claimed that Avinash Kumar from Bihar has made this aircraft with scrap material and without external guidance, which cost him around ₹7,000. Avinash Kumar, who is unknown to his identity, is receiving wide praise on social media for successfully flying the aircraft up to 300 feet.
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Truth Behind Viral Video:
While there are no news reports of the claims of the netizens, many users commented on the above video, saying it is fake and the original video is actually from Africa. During our research of the truth behind the viral video, we found out that the video has been circulating on social media since April 2025. According to the known information, the video was first posted by @Ghana the Black Star of Africa, on Facebook. The video shows that it is from Ghana, Africa.
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Well, social media handlers have grabbed a few thousand views through the unverified claims, and the Bihar teenager named Avinash Kumar, who is said to be the maker of this unembellished aircraft, remains unknown to the real world.
