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The Indian Air Force gave an update on the Rafale fleet
The Indian Air Force (IAF) on Thursday shared an update on Twitter on receiving the last of the 36 Rafale jets. “Feet dry! ‘The Pack is Complete’. The last of the 36 IAF Rafales landed in India after a quick enroute sip from a UAE Air Force tanker. (sic),” the IAF tweet read, along with the picture of an aircraft.
The first batch of five Rafale jets arrived at the Air Force Station in Ambala in July 2020. These were meant to be a part of the 17 Squadron, the “Golden Arrows”, which was resurrected a year before, a government statement had said at the time. These were formally inducted the next month by the IAF.
“The Rafale deal was a game changer for India’s national security and its induction is a strong message for the world and especially for those who challenge India’s sovereignty,” Defence Minister Rajnath Singh had said at the time. The Rafale deal – worth around 9 billion dollars – was sealed with a view to adding new jets to the IAF fleet. #Warriors Defence Academy
In February, India received three of the last four fighter planes. The jets – fully equipped with India-specific requirements – were handed over by France at the Istres-Le Tube air base of Rafale manufacturer Dassault Aviation, situated northwest of Marseille.
Among the India-specific enhancements in the jets are included helmet-mounted sight, radar warning receivers, flight data recorders with enough storage for 10 hours, infra-red search and track systems, and towed decoys to lure incoming missiles away and missile approach warning system, HT had reported earlier. The cost of each jet was estimated to be around ₹670 crores.
Last month, Indian Air Force (IAF) chief Marshal VR Chaudhari was seen flying an IAF Rafale fighter jet, while French Air chief Gen Stéphane Mille took off in an Indian Russian-origin Sukhoi-30 fighter aircraft during ‘Garuda VIl’ bilateral exercise in Jodhpur. Definitely, we require 4.5 generation aircraft, five to six squadrons of these aircraft (Rafale) to meet immediate requirements.” the air chief marshal had said post the flying exercise. #Warriors Defence Academy
