Jaguar Fighters
IAF Jaguar trainer aircraft crashes in Rajasthan's Churu, both pilots dead
The Indian Air Force said that a court of inquiry has been constituted to ascertain the cause of the accident
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Jaguar fighter jet crash: Injured pilot moved to army hospital in Kirkee
A pilot injured in the Indian Air Force Jaguar fighter plane crash in Jamnagar district of Gujarat on April 2 has been shifted to the Military Hospital in Kirkee in Pune. The two-seater IAF Jaguar aircraft airborne from Jamnagar airfield had crashed during a night mission, killing Flight Lieutenant Siddharth Yadav, while Group Captain Manish Kumar Singh (43) of 224 Squadron of the IAF in Jamnagar, sustained injuries. "Diagnosed with a compound fracture of the tibia and fibula in the right leg and having received flame burn injuries in the incident, Singh initially was undergoing treatment at a hospital in Jamnagar but on Thursday was shifted to Military Hospital (MH), Kirkee. His condition is stable," Army Medical Corps sources said. MH Khadki is the premier orthopaedic institute of the armed forces. It is also the only centre in the armed forces catering exclusively to spinal cord injuries, they added. Since spinal cord injuries are relatively common in ejection injuries, patients
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One IAF pilot dead after Jaguar crashes near Jamnagar, inquiry ordered
IAF further stated that one of the pilots tragically succumbed to injuries sustained during the ejection, while the second pilot is undergoing treatment at a hospital in Jamnagar
Govt to procure Jaguar simulators from Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd
The government has signed a contract for procurement of two simulators at a cost of Rs 357 crore for imparting training to pilots of Jaguar fighter jets, the defence ministry said on Thursday
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IAF cancels plan to upgrade Jaguar fleet, fighter plane crunch worsens
With Honeywell, demanding what IAF sources term an "exorbitant" price for F-125IN engines, the IAF has told HAL that it has abandoned its plan to upgrade 80 Jaguar fighters with new Honeywell engines
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With cutting-edge AESA radar, Jaguar is IAF's first fighter
Elta's offer of its new AESA radar at no additional cost was a win-win
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After Rafale splurge, a sensible Jaguar upgrade
Indian Air Force is rejuvenating 80 ageing Jaguar fighters into highly capable, multi-role, combat aircraft for a mere $1.5 billion
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