Second batch of Rafale arrives today

The second consignment of three Rafale planes from France has arrived in India on Wednesday between China and Tanatani in eastern Ladakh. According to the Air Force, after flying from France, these aircraft landed nonstop at the Jamnagar airbase of Gujarat in about eight and a half hours. 3 With the arrival of Rafal, the strength of the Indian Air Force has increased further. Let us know that earlier on July 28, five Rafale aircraft reached India and were officially inducted into the Indian Air Force at Ambala on 10 September.

Three fighter aircraft reached Jamner airbase
The Indian Air Force tweeted and said, "The second consignment of Rafale aircraft arrived in India on November 4, 2020 at 8:14 pm without flight after flying from France." Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has tweeted this tweet of the Indian Air Force.

Indian Airforce said, three Rafale fighter jets flew from a French airbase and three reached India after mid-air refueling en route. It took more than 8 hours for the aircraft to arrive directly from France to show the long-range operational capability of the Air Force

Within the next two years, 36 Rafals will join the Air Force. With the induction of these aircraft, the strength of the Air Force will increase significantly, especially in the manner in which China is growing with Ladakh in the air. Due to the deployment of missiles like Meteor, Sculpt, Mica in this fighter aircraft, this aircraft becomes very dangerous which can kill enemies on air and air to ground. Not only this, this aircraft can carry out many missions simultaneously, due to which it falls on others.