The first batch of five Rafale fighter jets was formally inducted into the Indian Air Force (IAF) at Ambala air base on Thursday. The induction is significant as it comes at a time India is engaged in an escalating border row with China in eastern Ladakh.
The Indian Air Force (IAF) will formally induct the newly acquired Rafale fighter jets tomorrow (September 10) at the Air Force Station in Ambala. The aircraft will be part of the IAF's 17 Squadron, known as 'Golden Arrows'.
The Indian Air Force (IAF) will hold a recruitment rally for Karnataka candidates in the city from September 23 to October 4 to select airmen in technical trades, an official said on Thursday.
Air Marshal Manvendra Singh has written to Chief Secretary, Haryana, stating that the birds flying around the Indian Air Force's (IAF's) base in Ambala can pose a threat to the fighter aircraft, especially Rafale.
Indian Air Force launched a Mi17V5 helicopter mission to rescue 2 youth and an elderly man from their inundated houses near Mowad village in Balaghat
A 43-year-old man was rescued by an Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopter on Monday after he was left clinging to a tree for over 12 hours amid overflowing water discharged from a dam in Chhattisgarh's Bilaspur district, a police official said.
Indian Air Force's first batch of 5 Rafale aircraft has arrived at the Ambala airbase. The IAF pilots have flown the aircrafts from Al Dhafra airbase in UAE, where they had made an overnight halt.
In historic moments for the Indian Air Force, the first batch of five Rafale combat jets entered the Indian air space on its way to Ambala airbase from France, officials said.
The first batch of five Rafale aircrafts will arrive in Ambala today to join the India Air Force (IAF) fleet. Section 144 CrPC imposed in 4 villages closer to Ambala airbase.
The PAF's F-16s, which are supplied by United States of America are the most sophisticated fighter jets of PAF but with Indian Air Force getting Rafale, the PAF will not be able to carry out any aggressive move against India.
The first batch of 5 Rafale fighter jets on Monday flew out of France and will land in India on July 29 to join the Indian Air Force. India will get a total of 36 Rafale jets after the government-to-government deal between India and France in 2016.
Rafale fighter jets will soon be inducted in Indian Air Force dramatically increasing its capabilities and firepower. The advanced fighter jet will increase India's strategic and tactical depth in South Asian region. First Rafale fighter jets will land in India on July 29.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh attended the inaugural session of Air Force Commander's Conference in Delhi on July 22. He was accompanied by Air Chief Marshal Rakesh Kumar Singh Bhadauria.
The Air Chief Marshal and other top air commanders will meet at a conference to discuss range of security issues including China. The two-day conference will start on July 22. China is likely to be the main focus of the conference. Indian Air Force has already positioned its most advanced fighter jets like Sukhoi, Mirage and Mig-29 to forward positions. Indian firepower will get a major boost as Rafale fighter jets will arrive from France by the end of this month
The Indian Air Force (IAF) is conducting night operations at a forward air base near the India-China border using Apache helicopter, MiG-29 fighter aircraft, Chinook heavy-lift helicopter.
Amid India-China border tensions, Indian Air Force personnel stated that they are ready in all aspects to undertake any operational tasks.
Amid the renewed hostilities with China, Indian Air Force is planning an ambitious expansion of the force. IAF is seeking a go-ahead to purchase 33 fighter aircrafts from Russia
The Indian Air Force will operationalise its second squadron comprising indigenously developed light combat aircraft Tejas on Wednesday at Sulur airbase near Coimbatore.
Armed Forces on Sunday in a gratitude show performed flypasts over various cities across the nation to salute corona warriors who are risking their lives and are on the frontline in the fight against COVID-19.
In a thank you gesture for all those who are serving for humanity amid worldwide crisis due to coronavirus, the Indian Air Force jets will shower petals on hospitals for treating coronavirus patients across the country.
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