IAF Extends Mirage-2000 ‘Vajra’ Service Life To 2038–2039 To Offset Fighter Shortfalls And Program Delays

The Indian Air Force (IAF) has decided to retain its Mirage-2000 ‘Vajra’ fighter fleet in frontline service until 2038-2039, extending the aircraft’s planned retirement date by roughly three to four years.The move is intended to prevent a capability gap as several next-generation combat aircraft programs continue to face delayed induction timelines.The extension reflects growing pressure on the
The Indian Air Force (IAF) has decided to retain its Mirage-2000 ‘Vajra’ fighter fleet in frontline service until 2038-2039, extending the aircraft’s planned retirement date by roughly three to four years.The move is intended to prevent a capability gap as several next-generation combat aircraft programs continue to face delayed induction timelines.The extension reflects growing pressure on the
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