IAF chief VR Chaudhuri presents AN-32 Spares to Commander of Sri Lankan for operationalisation of Aircraft

IAF chief VR Chaudhuri presents AN-32 Spares to Commander of Sri Lankan for operationalisation of Aircraft

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Category : Defense Published on: May 05 2023

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  • Chief of Air Staff Air Marshall VR Chaudhuri presented AN-32 Spares to Commander of Sri Lankan Air Force for operationalisation of the Aircraft held by Sri Lanka.
  • The presentation of spares is in line with India's commitment towards capacity building of Sri Lanka's Armed Forces and will ensure high operational readiness of the aircraft.
  • The Indian Air Force chief is on a four-day visit to Sri Lanka.
  • The An-32 (NATO reporting name: Cline) is a twin-engine turboprop military transport aircraft. The An-32 is designed to withstand adverse weather conditions.
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