A woman fighter pilot of the Indian Air Force will soon join the Golden Arrows squadron operating the newly-inducted Rafale fighter jets, official sources said on Monday. The woman pilot is undergoing training to fly Rafale aircraft, they said.
MS Dhoni hailed the induction of five Rafale jets into the Indian Air Force, writing that the 'lethality' of the jets will only increase at the hands of IAF pilots.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Minister of the Armed Forces of France Florence Parly witness air display of Rafale fighter aircraft flanked by SU-30 and Jaguar aircraft in arrow formation.
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'.
A letter to blow up the Indian Air Force station in Ambala, Haryana, where the first batch of five Rafale aircraft are stationed, was received by authorities, police said on Saturday.
Dhanoa said the Rafale jets along with S-400 missile systems will give the Indian Air Force a major combat edge in the entire region and that India's adversaries will think twice before starting a war with it.
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Sachin Tendulkar on Thursday congratulated the Indian Air Force on adding the Rafale Jets to the fleet, saying that it is a massive upgrade for the Defence Forces.
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.
Ambala Police made special announcement in the area to prevent people from going at their rooftops and making videos and clicking pictures of Rafale aircraft when the fighter jets make their landing at Ambala airbase.
The first batch of 5 Rafale fighter jets from Dassault Aviation's Merignac facility in France is on way to India. One of the world's most powerful fighter jets will be inducted to the Indian Air Force's Golden Arrows Squadron in Ambala. IndiaTvNews.com explains what makes the Rafale fighter jets the most destructive, powerful flying machine in the world.
The Indian Air Force has said Rafale fighter jets will be inducted at Air Force Station Ambala on July 29 subject to weather. The final induction ceremony will take place in second half of August 20.
Here's how Rafale fighter jets are going to dramatically increase India's firepower in the sky. Want to know more about punch Rafale packs in its weapon systems? Read on to know all about Meteor, SCALP, MICA missiles that are sure to give the enemy a mortal scare.
India is likely to get around six fully-loaded Rafale fighter aircraft by July-end fitted with the long-range Meteor air to air missiles. The Rafales along with the Meteor missiles which can hit targets at more than 150 km strike range will give an edge to the Indian Air Force over the Chinese Air Force.
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