Air Drive can also be deploying its Rafale and different jets on the superior air bases. (Representational)
New Delhi:
The Indian Air Drive has taken an operational pause within the ongoing Train Trishul happening within the northern sector as fighter plane is not going to be flying from September 7-10.
IAF officers made it clear that solely the flying operations of the plane concerned in Ex Trishul could be paused and different routine flying could proceed.
On this interval, the Indian Air Drive would begin working its PHALCON AWACS plane to regulate the air house throughout the nation to guard the air house over the nationwide capital area in view of the G-20 summit, defence sources stated.
The Indian Air Drive can also be deploying its Rafale and different fighter jets on the superior air bases to guard Delhi skies for the summit.
The surface-to-air missile techniques have additionally been moved to locations round Delhi for taking out enemy plane or rogue drones.
Indian Air Drive has been finishing up a serious coaching train codenamed Trishul within the northern sector alongside the borders with each China and Pakistan since September 4.
All main fleets of fighter plane together with the Rafale, Mirage 2000 and the Su-30MKIs are taking part within the drills together with heavy-lift transport plane and choppers together with the Chinooks and Apache. Garud Particular Forces are additionally a part of the drills the place all parts of air energy are being exercised.
Train has been underway from September 4 and can culminate on September 14 within the northern sector together with Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu Kashmir and Punjab.
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