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According to the defence official, the last batch of three Rafale fighter jets is all set to arrive in India by the middle of this week.
Jets are expected to fly directly from France to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), where they will be refueled during the flight, just as they have in the past.
Among all Rafale aircraft the Indian standard jets are the most advanced worldwide, officials noted, they added further as of now, all aircraft have been fitted with ISE (India specific enhancements) corporation since all ISE's are trained and certified.
The first Rafale batch arrived in India in July 2020.

Last batch of Rafale fighter jets arriving soon in India

Jet Set Go: The last batch of Rafale Fighter planes will be arriving in India this week

The last batch of three Rafale fighter jets is all set to arrive in India by the middle of this week.
According to the defence officials, the jets are expected to fly directly from France to the UAE, where they will be refueled during the flight, just as they have in the past.
Among all Rafale aircraft, the Indian standard jets are the most advanced worldwide, officials noted. They added further that as of now, all aircraft have been fitted with India specific enhancements.
India has bought 36 Rafale multi-role fighter jets from France.&nbsp;The first Rafale batch arrived in India in July 2020.

The last batch of Rafale&nbsp;Fighter Jets will be arriving in India by this week, Defence officials said. Jets will be fly directly from the France via&nbsp;UAE, where they will be refueled.
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According to the defence officials, the last batch of three Rafale fighter jets is all set to arrive in India by the middle of this week.
Jets are expected to fly directly from France to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), where they will be refueled during the flight, just as they have in the past.
Among all Rafale aircraft, the Indian standard jets are the most advanced worldwide, officials noted. They added further that as of now, all aircraft have been fitted with ISE (India specific enhancements) corporation since all ISE's are trained and certified.
India has bought 36 Rafale multi-role fighter jets from France.&nbsp;The first Rafale batch arrived in India in July 2020.

A Bhatinda-based architect has designed a vehicle inspired by&nbsp;Rafale fighter jets and named it the 'Punjab Rafale'.&nbsp;While the vehicle looks exactly like an aircraft, it cannot fly.&nbsp;It also features the text ''Ram Pal Airline' on the bonnet, named after the architect himself.&nbsp;The light blue vehicle cost him approximately ₹3 lakh&nbsp;to build and it comes with side view mirrors, a windshield but no roof.&nbsp;The car will be displayed for public viewing at a cultural park.&nbsp;
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Bhatinda architect designs jet-shaped vehicle, calls it 'Punjab Rafale'

A Bhatinda-based architect has designed a vehicle inspired by&nbsp;Rafale fighter jets and named it the 'Punjab Rafale'.&nbsp;While the vehicle looks exactly like an aircraft, it cannot fly.&nbsp;It also features the text ''Ram Pal Airline' on the bonnet, named after the architect himself.&nbsp;The light blue vehicle cost him approximately ₹3 lakh&nbsp;to build and it comes with side view mirrors, a windshield but no roof.&nbsp;The car will be displayed for public viewing at a cultural park.&nbsp;
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Among the many &lsquo;firsts&rsquo; this Republic Day parade on Tuesday will be the participation of the newly-acquired Rafale fighter jets. A single Rafale aircraft will put on a show on January 26, in what is a highly-anticipated display. Rafale will fly with two Jaguars and two MiG-29s in one of the formations, before performing another manoeuvre to wrap up the flypast. Besides Rafale, 41 other aircraft will be a part of different formations. These include 21 helicopters, 15 fighter jets, five transport aircraft and a vintage Dakota aircraft.

Rafale to make a roaring debut at Republic Day parade

Among the many &lsquo;firsts&rsquo; this Republic Day parade on Tuesday will be the participation of the newly-acquired Rafale fighter jets

Among the many &lsquo;firsts&rsquo; this Republic Day parade on Tuesday will be the participation of the newly-acquired Rafale fighter jets. A single Rafale aircraft will put on a show on January 26, in what is a highly-anticipated display. Rafale will fly with two Jaguars and two MiG-29s in one of the formations, before performing another manoeuvre to wrap up the flypast. Besides Rafale, 41 other aircraft will be a part of different formations. These include 21 helicopters, 15 fighter jets, five transport aircraft and a vintage Dakota aircraft.

Air Force Day celebrations: Rafale jets main attraction

The Indian Air Force is celebrating its 88th anniversary. Special celebrations have been organised at the Hindon&nbsp;Air Base in Ghaziabad&nbsp;on the occasion

PM, President wish IAF on 88th Air Force Day

The Indian Air Force is celebrating its 88th anniversary. Special celebrations have been organised at the Hindon&nbsp;Air Base in Ghaziabad&nbsp;on the occasion.&nbsp;The newly inducted Rafale fighter jets are the main attraction of this year's Air Force Day event. Wishing the Air Force,&nbsp;President Ram Nath Kovind&nbsp;said that the country&nbsp;proudly honours its air warriors, veterans, &amp; families of Indian Air Force. "The nation remains indebted to contribution of IAF in securing our skies &amp; assisting civil authorities in Humanitarian Assistance &amp; Disaster Relief," the President added.&nbsp;

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