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"Sometimes Unachievable, But We Sign Contract Anyway": Air Chief's Bombshell
India's Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh has raised concerns over delays in major defence procurement projects.
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"First 40 Tejas Still Not...": Air Force Chief As China Tests 6th Gen Jets
Chief of Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh, flagged delays in the delivery of the Tejas fighter aircraft into service, calling for increased private partnership in developing defence products and providing more funds for Research and Development
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Indian Air Force To Send 5 Tejas Jets For Multilateral Air Exercise In UK
The Indian Air Force (IAF) will participate in a three-week multilateral air exercise at Waddington in the UK from March 6 with a fleet of five Tejas light combat aircraft (LCA).
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For One Hour, I Flew On The Tejas - Here's What It's Like
For more than two decades, I have been chasing fighter planes around the world. I have been lucky - flying with the Air Force during the Kargil war, flying off the deck of the Virat on a Sea Harrier. But there was always one combat jet that I desperately wanted to fly on.
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Indigenously-Built Tejas Aircraft In Combat Role By Next Year
The Indian Air Force plans to put much-delayed Tejas in combat role by next year after raising in July the first squadron of the indigenous Light Combat Aircrat (LCA) which it counts "superior" to Pakistan's JF 17 fighters.
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Wait Over, Air Force To Get First Squadron Of Tejas After 3 Decades
After a wait of over three decades, the Indian Air Force will finally get its hands on the first squadron of indigenous Tejas next month with the delivery of the fourth Light Combat Aircraft.
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Not Enough Aircraft To Cover Borders, Government Aware: IAF Vice Chief
The Indian Air Force doesn't have an adequate number of fighters jets to simultaneously protect the western and north-eastern borders should the need arise, Vice Chief of Air Staff BS Dhanoa said today.
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Air Force To Induct 8 Squadrons 'Tejas' In 8 Years: Manohar Parrikar
The Air Force will induct three to four indigenously developed Light Combat Aircraft 'Tejas' this year and a total of eight squadrons in eight years, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said today.
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Despite Flaws, India to Induct Tejas Mark 1-A Fighter Aircraft
The government has decided to induct at least seven squadrons of the made-in-India Tejas Mark 1-A Light Combat Aircraft or LCA into the Indian Air Force, to make up for a shortage of fighters.
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Tejas Handed Over to Air Force, But Training Manual Missing
After a crippling three decade wait by the Indian Air Force for the home-made fighter jet Tejas, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar has reportedly set a deadline of a month for training and maintenance manuals to be shared with pilots.
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"Sometimes Unachievable, But We Sign Contract Anyway": Air Chief's Bombshell
India's Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh has raised concerns over delays in major defence procurement projects.
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"First 40 Tejas Still Not...": Air Force Chief As China Tests 6th Gen Jets
Chief of Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh, flagged delays in the delivery of the Tejas fighter aircraft into service, calling for increased private partnership in developing defence products and providing more funds for Research and Development
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Indian Air Force To Send 5 Tejas Jets For Multilateral Air Exercise In UK
The Indian Air Force (IAF) will participate in a three-week multilateral air exercise at Waddington in the UK from March 6 with a fleet of five Tejas light combat aircraft (LCA).
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For One Hour, I Flew On The Tejas - Here's What It's Like
For more than two decades, I have been chasing fighter planes around the world. I have been lucky - flying with the Air Force during the Kargil war, flying off the deck of the Virat on a Sea Harrier. But there was always one combat jet that I desperately wanted to fly on.
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Indigenously-Built Tejas Aircraft In Combat Role By Next Year
The Indian Air Force plans to put much-delayed Tejas in combat role by next year after raising in July the first squadron of the indigenous Light Combat Aircrat (LCA) which it counts "superior" to Pakistan's JF 17 fighters.
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Wait Over, Air Force To Get First Squadron Of Tejas After 3 Decades
After a wait of over three decades, the Indian Air Force will finally get its hands on the first squadron of indigenous Tejas next month with the delivery of the fourth Light Combat Aircraft.
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Not Enough Aircraft To Cover Borders, Government Aware: IAF Vice Chief
The Indian Air Force doesn't have an adequate number of fighters jets to simultaneously protect the western and north-eastern borders should the need arise, Vice Chief of Air Staff BS Dhanoa said today.
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Air Force To Induct 8 Squadrons 'Tejas' In 8 Years: Manohar Parrikar
The Air Force will induct three to four indigenously developed Light Combat Aircraft 'Tejas' this year and a total of eight squadrons in eight years, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said today.
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Despite Flaws, India to Induct Tejas Mark 1-A Fighter Aircraft
The government has decided to induct at least seven squadrons of the made-in-India Tejas Mark 1-A Light Combat Aircraft or LCA into the Indian Air Force, to make up for a shortage of fighters.
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Tejas Handed Over to Air Force, But Training Manual Missing
After a crippling three decade wait by the Indian Air Force for the home-made fighter jet Tejas, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar has reportedly set a deadline of a month for training and maintenance manuals to be shared with pilots.
