Indian Air Force in Australia for Ex Pitch Black 2024

Indian Air Force in Australia for Ex Pitch Black 2024: An Indian Air Force (IAF) contingent landed at the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) Base Darwin, Australia for participation in Exercise Pitch Black 2024 which took place from 2 July to 2 August 24.

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Bastille Day 2023, France

Bastille Day 2023, France: Indians, particularly those interested in military history, were miffed when the 2017 Hollywood Film, 'Dunkrik' was released worldwide and became an instant blockbuster.

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IAF at Exercise Desert Flag VIII

IAF at Exercise Desert Flag VIII: An Indian Air Force contingent comprising of 110 Air Warriors arrived at Al Dahfra airbase of United Arab Emirates and participated in Exercise Desert Flag VIII.

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RAF hosts premier multilateral air Exercise Cobra Warrior

RAF hosts premier multilateral air Exercise Cobra Warrior: Exercise Cobra Warrior is run biannually and is the largest air exercise run by the Royal Air Force’ Number 92 Squadron which is based at RAF Waddington.

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Boeing's rise in India

Boeing's rise in India: After Russia, American defence corporations have now emerged as the leading weapon suppliers to the Indian military, and with more than $15 billion sales, Boeing is the largest US exporter of military hardware to India.

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Solving the transport fleet fiasco of IAF

Solving the transport fleet fiasco of IAF: The Cabinet Committee on Security led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 8 September 2021 cleared the proposal for procuring 56 Airbus C- 295MW transport aircraft for the Indian Air Force.

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Pratt & Whitney: Powering Indian Air Force’s Future

Pratt & Whitney: Powering Indian Air Force’s Future: Since its foundation in 1925, Pratt & Whitney has been the world leader in designing, building, and servicing aircraft engines and auxiliary power units.

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Vayu Interview with Surendra Ahuja, Managing Director, Boeing Defence India

Vayu Interview with Surendra Ahuja, Managing Director, Boeing Defence India: Indian suppliers are an integral part of Boeing’s strategy for growth, and are key to our commitment to strengthening India’s aerospace industry.

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Light Chariot Heavy Punch

Light Chariot Heavy Punch: The Indian Army released an RFI on 22 April for the procurement of 350 light tanks in a phased manner. It is not the first of such kind.

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Den Helder and Eindhoven

Den Helder and Eindhoven: In mid-April 2021, the Halifax Class frigate HMCS Halifax visited the Dutch military port Den Helder in the Netherlands for maintenance. During the two week maintenance period, HMCS Halifax went for a major overhaul with some of its spare parts being replaced along with its crew members.

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Vayu Interview with Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria, CAS

Vayu Interview with Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria, CAS: The Rafale squadrons at the Main Operating Bases of Ambala and Hashimara are likely to operate with full strength of 18 aircraft each by mid-2021 and 2022 respectively. We have our infrastructure in place for all necessary technical support of these aircraft.

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IADE 2020 in Tunisia

Its Air Force (Al Quwwat al-Jawwiya al-Jamahiriyah At'Tunisia) flies a mixture of aircraft types and was prominent during the International Aerospace & Defence Exhibition (IADE) which took place at Djerba airport in Tunisa, 4-8 March 2020.

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Armed Forces with civilian authorities against COVID-19

India’s Armed Forces have been working around-the-clock to provide medical and logistics support to contain the COVID-19 pandemic, the Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS) deploying resources in aid of civilian authorities.

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Boosting Mission Readiness: Boeing and the Indian Armed Forces

Boeing’s commitment to deliver capable platforms that meet the Indian armed forces modernisation and mission requirements spans across the present. Our portfolio has a range of proven products that can fulfill a number of roles in present and future theatres of operations.

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Ajai Shukla on Managing the Indian Air Force “fighter gap”

If 42 squadrons are the inescapable minimum needed to defend India, the IAF would be caught seriously short in a two-front war – the worst-case planning contingency in which China and Pakistan target India simultaneously.

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VAYU INTERVIEW WITH AIR CHIEF MARSHAL BS DHANOA, CHIEF OF THE AIR STAFF, IAF

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Boeing: Partnering on the Indian Air Force’s Modernisation Drive

Boeing has been steadily building on this foundation and has been continuously supporting the mission readiness and modernisation of India’s defence forces.

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Singapore Airshow 2018

Strategic partnerships established at the Airshow included focused discussions and showcased around digital data revolution to drive intelligence across the entire value chain of the aviation industry.

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The Indian Air Force at 85

The IAF has six squadrons of the Jaguar DPSA and two of the MiG-27UPG dedicated strike aircraft, and both these types have been upgraded.

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