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IAF Chief AP Singh retirement sortie

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Latest: IAF Chief AP Singh flies final sortie in Kiran aircraft

Indian Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal AP Singh conducted his final fighter jet sortie in an indigenous Tejas aircraft during the Tarang Shakti 2026 multinational air combat exercise at the Jodhpur Air Force Station. T

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Indian Air Force fighter fleet modernization

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Latest: Indian Air Force outlines major fighter jet and transport modernization roadmap

The Indian Air Force (IAF) is addressing a critical shortage of fighter aircraft, currently operating approximately 29 squadrons against an authorized strength of 42. This deficit is driven by the retirement of aging fle

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Indian Air Force fifth-generation fighter procurement

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Latest: IAF Chief denies US F-35 stealth fighter offer to India

The Indian Air Force (IAF) is evaluating its procurement strategies for fifth-generation fighter aircraft to maintain combat fleet strength and counter advancements in Pakistan. Air Chief Marshal AP Singh indicated that

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Indian Air Force 94th anniversary celebrations

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Latest: Indian Air Force marks 94th anniversary with combat displays

India observed the 94th anniversary of the Indian Air Force (IAF) on October 8, 2026, with ceremonial parades and aerial displays at Hindon Air Force Station, Jodhpur, and Varanasi. The anniversary theme was ‘Indian Air

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Indian Air Force fighter jet shortages

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Latest: Indian Air Force faces fighter shortage amid Tejas delays

The Indian Air Force (IAF) continues to face a critical shortage of combat aircraft, with active fighter squadrons estimated at 29 to 30. This remains significantly below the 42-squadron requirement necessary to maintain

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