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The emergency landing facility has been constructed at Picchikalagudipadu village of Korishapadu mandal on the National Highway-16.

Watch: IAF's touchdown on national highway in Andhra Pradesh

The emergency landing facility has been constructed at Picchikalagudipadu village of Korishapadu mandal on the National Highway-16.

The IAF on Thursday successfully conducted a trial run of the 4.1 km emergency landing facility constructed on a national highway here, with two Sukhoi fighter aircraft among others participating in the drill.
The flights flew 100 metres above the ground.
The landing facility has been constructed at Picchikalagudipadu village of Korishapadu mandal on the National Highway-16.
An IAF official said a transport plane AN-32, two Sukhoi fighter aircraft and as many Tejas-light combat fighters participated in the trial.
"The report we got is that the runway is perfect for landing," the official told a TV channel.
According to him, there was work still pending regarding the runway, including fencing of the road on both sides to prevent entry of people and animals.
He further said IAF coordinated with officials of National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) on painting on the runway and consistency of the surface.
Bapatla Superintendent of Police Vakul Jindal told PTI that a strong security cordon had been established with around 200 police personnel for the trial run.
He said from 10:30 AM to noon, vehicles coming on the national highway were diverted.
Jindal added that in the trial run, the aircraft flew at a height of 100 metres without touching the ground.

India announced multiple successful tests of the BrahMos missile on April 19. Successful maiden firing of the missile from warship INS Delhi from an upgraded modular launch was reported by news agency ANI.
The test "once again demonstrated long-range strike capability" of the BrahMos. The exercise also validated "integrated network-centric operations from frontline platforms".
Meanwhile, the Indian Air Force also announced a successful BrahMos exercise. Live firing of the missile was conducted from a Sukhoi Su30MkI fighter jet. IAF said that the missile "achieved a direct hit on the target" which was a decommissioned Indian Navy ship. The mission was conducted in "close coordination" by the air force and navy.
The BrahMos has been in news due to multiple reasons in recent times. When an Indian unarmed missile fell in Pakistan after being "accidentally" launched, it was speculated that it was a BrahMos missile.
On a positive note, the BrahMos is the subject of India's first major defence export deal. Philippines is buying the missiles for $375 million.

Indian fighter jet Sukhoi Su30MkI fires missile at navy ship in BrahMos drill; also launched from INS Delhi warship

Indian fighter jet fired BrahMos missile at old Indian navy ship. Watch what happened

Indian fighter jet fires missile at navy ship in BrahMos drill; also launched from INS Delhi warship

THUMBNAIL IMAGE IAF SUKHOI FIRING MISSILE
 THUMBNAIL TEXT WHY INDIAN JET HIT INDIAN SHIP WITH MISSILE
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 ((SHORT OPENING VISUALS, NO VO)) https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1516452081615646720
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 ((BRAHMOS TODAY VISUALS)) https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1516452081615646720
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India announced multiple successful tests of the BrahMos missile on April 19. Successful maiden firing of the missile from warship INS Delhi from an upgraded modular launch was reported by news agency ANI.
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 ((BRAHMOS FILE VISUALS))
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gh9BsXFr9qs
&nbsp; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LymxGNNyxpM &nbsp; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEUcdtO2RIQ &nbsp; FILE
 The test "once again demonstrated long-range strike capability" of the BrahMos. The exercise also validated "integrated network-centric operations from frontline platforms".
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 ((IAF IMAGE)) https://twitter.com/IAF_MCC/status/1516404584784138241
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Meanwhile, the Indian Air Force also announced a successful BrahMos exercise. Live firing of the missile was conducted from a Sukhoi Su30MkI fighter jet.
&nbsp;
 ((BRAHMOS FILE VISUALS))
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gh9BsXFr9qs
&nbsp; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LymxGNNyxpM &nbsp; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEUcdtO2RIQ &nbsp; FILE
 IAF said that the missile "achieved a direct hit on the target" which was a decommissioned Indian Navy ship. The mission was conducted in "close coordination" by the air force and navy. The BrahMos has been in news due to multiple reasons in recent times. When an Indian unarmed missile fell in Pakistan after being "accidentally" launched, it was speculated that it was a BrahMos missile.
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 ((DEAL SIGNING VISUALS)) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLf9P2rb4Zg
JAN 2022 &nbsp;
 On a positive note, the BrahMos is the subject of India's first major defence export deal. Philippines is buying the missiles for $375 million.
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CAPTIONS Successful BrahMos missile drills IAF jet fired missile at old ship Indian Navy also fired BrahMos Launched from INS Delhi warship BrahMos in news recently Named in India-Pak missile incident India also exporting BrahMos Philippines signed $375 mn deal

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India announced multiple successful tests of the BrahMos missile on April 19.&nbsp;Successful maiden firing of the missile from warship INS Delhi from an upgraded modular launch was reported by news agency ANI.
The test "once again demonstrated long-range strike capability" of the BrahMos.&nbsp;The exercise also validated "integrated network-centric operations from frontline platforms".
Meanwhile, the Indian Air Force also announced a successful BrahMos exercise.&nbsp;Live firing of the missile was conducted from a Sukhoi Su30MkI fighter jet.&nbsp;IAF said that the missile "achieved a direct hit on the target" which was a decommissioned Indian Navy ship.&nbsp;The mission was conducted in "close coordination" by the air force and navy.
The BrahMos has been in news due to multiple reasons in recent times.&nbsp;When an Indian unarmed missile fell in Pakistan after being "accidentally" launched, it was speculated that it was a BrahMos missile.
On a positive note, the BrahMos is the subject of India's first major defence export deal.&nbsp;Philippines is buying the missiles for $375 million.

Rafale zooms into IAF in style: ceremony highlights

Rafale fighter jets joined the Indian Air Force formally on Thursday. Watch the key moments from the grand ceremony

Rafale fighter jets joined the Indian Air Force formally on Thursday&nbsp;in a grand ceremony. There was an all-religion prayer to welcome the new and fiercest entrant to the Air Force. A majestic water cannon salute to the IAF's ferocious new birds in the arsenal. A flypast that saw Rafale taking to the skies&nbsp;flanked by Sukhoi&nbsp;30 and Jaguar aircraft. And then breathtaking display by the Sarang Aerobatic Team at the Ambala airbase. The multirole French-made fighter jets will become a part of the IAF's 17 Squadron "Golden Arrows". A second batch of four-five Rafale jets is likely to arrive in India by November

Rafale fighter jets joined the Indian Air Force formally on Thursday&nbsp;in a grand ceremony. There was an all-religion prayer to welcome the new and fiercest entrant to the Air Force. A majestic water cannon salute to the IAF's ferocious new birds in the arsenal. A flypast that saw Rafale taking to the skies&nbsp;flanked by Sukhoi&nbsp;30 and Jaguar aircraft. And then breathtaking display by the Sarang Aerobatic Team at the Ambala airbase. The multi-role French-made fighter jets will become a part of the IAF's 17 Squadron "Golden Arrows". A second batch of four-five Rafale jets is likely to arrive in India by November

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