India’s Fighter Jet Gap: Too Many Squadrons Needed, Too Few Being Built: Chinese Media
India’s drive to modernise its air force is increasingly being challenged by production delays, engine supply constraints and limited industrial capacity, raising concerns over whether new aircraft can enter service quickly enough to replace ageing fleets, South China Morning Post a China based media portal reported.The issue was highlighted when Air Chief Marshal AP Singh flew his final fighter
India’s drive to modernise its air force is increasingly being challenged by production delays, engine supply constraints and limited industrial capacity, raising concerns over whether new aircraft can enter service quickly enough to replace ageing fleets, South China Morning Post a China based media portal reported.The issue was highlighted when Air Chief Marshal AP Singh flew his final fighter
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