From TEJAS MK-1A To AMCA: IAF Must Fix Squadron Shortages To Circumvent Strategic Implications

The Indian Air Force (IAF) is currently grappling with significant challenges regarding its fighter squadron strength, which has dwindled to 31 active squadrons, well below the authorized 42. This decline is primarily attributed to the retirement of older aircraft and delays in the induction of new models, particularly the TEJAS Mk-1A and Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) projects.Current
The Indian Air Force (IAF) is currently grappling with significant challenges regarding its fighter squadron strength, which has dwindled to 31 active squadrons, well below the authorized 42. This decline is primarily attributed to the retirement of older aircraft and delays in the induction of new models, particularly the TEJAS Mk-1A and Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) projects.Current
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