IAF to send three flight instructors to RAF Valley to train British fast jet pilots, marking a first in UK-India military training ties.

India and the United Kingdom have expanded defence ties, with the IAF set to deploy three Qualified Flight Instructors to RAF Valley for fast jet training.

Under the latest agreement, the Indian Air Force will deploy three Qualified Flight Instructors (QFI) to the Royal Air Force ...

In a first, the Indian Air Force (IAF) will send Qualified Flight Instructors to train the UK's Royal Air Force (RAF) fast ...

India and the UK are boosting military training cooperation. Indian Air Force will send three instructors to train British ...

In a significant reversal of roles nearly a century after the British established India's air force, Indian Air Force (IAF) ...

The agreement, finalised during the 19th UK-India Air Staff Talks in New Delhi, will see three Indian Qualified Flight Instructors embedded within Britain’s military flying training system for an ...

The Indian Air Force (IAF) will send three qualified flight instructors to the Royal Air Force (RAF) Valley to train British ...

The IAF instructors to be deployed to RAF Valley will instruct on the trainer aircraft BAE Hawk T2 or Texan T1 ...

Following the 19th UK-India Air Staff Talks in New Delhi, Indian Air Force officers will be deployed to RAF Valley for fast jet training, marking the first time Indian QFIs will train British pilots ...

Red 6, flown by Flight Lieutenant George Hobday, and Red 7, flown by Flight Lieutenant Ollie Suckling, arrived at RAF Valley ...

Indian Air Force instructors will train British pilots on Hawk and Texan jets at RAF Valley, marking a major boost in ...