Sukhoi jets for India flagged off by IAF chief from Siberia
IRNA
New Delhi, Oct 17, IRNA -- A new batch of Su-30MKI multi-role jets, the latest variant of Russia`s Sukhoi series joining the Indian Air Force (IAF), was today flagged off by Air Chief Marshal, S. Krishnaswami, from an airfield in Siberia. According to the Hindu, a New Delhi-based English daily, Indian Air Chief flagged off two jets aboard huge Antonov cargo planes from the airfield of Irkut Aircraft Corporation, which manufactured the fighters. Eight more Sukhoi multi-role jets of MKI modification are to be flown to India by year-end. The Air Chief, who is on a week-long visit to Russia, interacted with the Irkut Aircraft Corporation officials. The Su-30MKI fighters have devastating capabilities to attack targets on land and in the sea. /211 End
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