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Latest Articles in indian air force
IAF Tests ‘Type V Heavy Drop System’ Developed By DRDO
The Type V Heavy Drop System would aid in the transportation and parachute drop of armaments, equipment, and ammunition weighing up to 20 tons
Read MoreAirbus Delivers First C295 To Indian Air Force
C295 aircraft can carry up to 71 troops or 50 paratroopers, airdrop cargo, be used for medical evacuation and take off and land in short and unpaved runways
Read MoreIndian Air Force Refuels Egyptian Rafale Fighters As Part Of Exercise Bright Star-23
Yesterday, the IAF highlighted that Exercise Bright Star-23 has moved to its last phase
Read MoreIAF Chief VR Chaudhari Calls For "Evolved Approach" To Fight "Tomorrow's Wars"
Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari made remarks while delivering a keynote address at a capstone seminar organised by the Indian Air Force and Centre for Air Power Studies
Read MoreGE Aerospace, HAL Sign MoU To Produce IAF Fighter Jet Engines
The MoU, which is being considered a historic agreement, is possible due to Aerospace’s long-standing partnership with India and HAL
Read MoreAatmanirbhar Bharat: PM Modi's Plan For India's Defence Sector
India was ranked seventh in the world in terms of military spending in 2015. It rose to fourth in 2021
Read MoreAirbus’s First C295 For India Successfully Completes Test-flight, Will Be Delivered In Mid-23
India to acquire 56 C295 aircraft to replace the IAF's legacy AVRO fleet, in which, the first 16 aircraft will be assembled in Spain and the following 40 aircraft will be manufactured and assembled by Tata Advanced Systems (TASL) in India
Read MorePresident Murmu Takes Sortie In Sukhoi 30 MKI Fighter Aircraft
Later, President said that it is a matter of pride that India's defence capabilities have expanded immensely to cover all the frontiers of land, air and sea
Read MoreParliamentary Committee On Defence Questions IAF's Fighter Aircraft Delay
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Defence has stated that the government should not postpone the procurement of additional fighter jets due to the incessant delays in the procurement of fighter jets
Read MoreIAF Officer Drags Defence Ministry & Chief Of Air Staff To Court
According to reports, the case was filed in Delhi High Court claiming that his dismissal was wrongful and that the court of inquiry did not allow him to defend himself
Read MoreIAF Eastern Air Command Inducts Heavy Machinery In Arunachal Pradesh
In a tweet, Eastern Air Command IAF said, "EAC provided a major boost to Border Roads Organisation (BRO) and General Reserve Engineer Force (GREF) on 15 Feb by inducting heavy machinery in very inaccessible terrain in Arunachal Pradesh"
Read MoreLeonardo Makes A Soft Comeback To The Indian Market
Italian group attempts a re-entry a decade after a ban following the Agusta Westland VVIP helicopter scam
Read MoreDecisive, Stable & Honest Government Making India Ideal For Business: Modi
Prime Minister’s hard sell to global business and private sector marks the inauguration of the 14th edition of Aero India at Bengaluru
Read MoreSweden’s Saab Pitches Both Single & Two-seater Gripen Fighter Jet Variants To IAF
Along with Lockheed Martin's F-21, Boeing's FA-18, Dassault Aviation's Rafale, the Eurofighter Typhoon and Russian aircraft MiG 35, the Gripen E, a single seater 4.5-generation aircraft produced by Saab, is a key contender for the IAF's fighter programme
Read More13% Hike In Defence Budget Amidst Major Overshoot In Spending
Big jump in operating budget to fill critical gaps as border stand-off with China continues but 50 per cent of Defence spend tied down to manpower costs
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