HAL's flagship achievement, the Tejas Light Combat Aircraft, represents genuine progress in India's aerospace capabilities.

The Indian Air Force (IAF) is ready to bid adieu to its MiG-21 fighter jets after over 60 years of service. The Tejas Light ...

Despite being in service for over 50 years, India's Jaguar jets remain operational due to upgrades, cost-effectiveness, and a ...

The worst occurred on July 21, 2025, when a Bangladesh Air Force F‑7 BGI training jet crashed into the Milestone School ...

The Indian Air Force is finally retiring the MiG-21, often called the ‘flying coffin’, bringing to a close one of the longest ...

First inducted in 1963, these jets will be retired after 62 years of service with the indigenously developed Tejas aircraft ...

Can India Wait Until 2040? The Desperate Calculus of Squadron Shortages. The IAF’s dilemma: retire Jaguars and risk squadron ...

On July 9, 2025, tragedy struck the Indian Air Force once again when a twin-seat SEPECAT Jaguar trainer aircraft crashed ...

India will officially retire its last remaining MiG-21 fighter jets in September, marking the end of the Indian Air Force’s (IAF) longest-serving and most controversial aircraft. The retirement comes ...

The acquisition of MiG-21 supersonic fighter jets in 1963 had given India a combat edge in the 1960s and 70s. While the aircraft has been in service in nearly 60 countries, India has been its largest ...

Inducted in 1963 by the IAF, the MiG-21s were once the crown jewels, playing a crucial role in nearly every war India had ...