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Rafale jets: The much-awaited Murad of the Indian Air Force is going to be completed today. Rafale fighter Airman left for India from France today. It is being told that 5 Rafale are coming to India.

Highlights

• Rafale, the deadliest fighter jet of the Indian Air Force, is going to leave India from France today
• The arrival of these fighter jets to India amidst the ongoing tension with China, Pakistan is considered very important.
• Before the departure of Rafale planes, the Indian embassy in France has released a picture of these aircraft

Rafale, the deadliest fighter jet of the Indian Air Force, equipped with modern missiles and deadly bombs, has left for India from France today. With the ongoing tension with China and Pakistan, the flight of these fighter jets to India is considered very important. Before the departure of the Rafale planes, the Indian Embassy in France has also released a picture of these Rafale planes and the Indian Air Force pilots.

These aircraft will be inducted into the Airforce at Ambala on 29 July. According to sources, today 5 or 6 fighter jets from France will leave for India. He told that within a week these aircraft would be ready for any mission. A total of 12 pilots have been trained to fly these fighter jets. These aircraft, equipped with the world’s deadliest missiles and semi-stealth technology, will add a tremendous boost to the country’s strategic strength. The Rafale fighter jets coming to India will also have the world’s most modern air-to-air MITR missile.

Rafale aircrafts maneuvered by the world’s best pilots, soar into the sky. Emblematic of new heights in India-France defence collaboration #ResurgentIndia #NewIndia@IAF_MCC @MeaIndia @rajnathsingh @Dassault_OnAir @DefenceMinIndia @PMOIndia@JawedAshraf5 @DDNewslive @ANI pic.twitter.com/FrEQYROWSv

— India in France (@Indian_Embassy) July 27, 2020

Rafael will take a break at the airport of Abu Dhabi

Rafael Jet will fly from France to France. The Indian Air Force has prepared a complete plan for this because these fighter jets will reach Jamnagar in India through the borders of many countries. The Rafale aircraft will fly at a speed of about 1000 km per hour while completing the journey from France to India. However, Rafael has a maximum speed of 2222 kmph.

These Indian Rafale aircraft will land at the airbase at Al Dhafra in Abu Dhabi, France. During this journey of about 10 hours, two aircraft will accompany them to fill the air in the air. These aircraft will leave for India after stopping overnight. During this journey, oil will be filled in the air twice. Pilots will also be trained to fill the air with oil. After arriving in India, these aircraft will reach Ambala Air Force Station.