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The Indian Air Force will retire the remaining squadrons of the Russian-made MiG-21 fighter jets in September, NDTV was informed Tuesday afternoon.
The Indian Air Force will decommission its last MiG-21 jets on September 19, ending a 62-year era, amid safety concerns and a transition to LCA Mk-1A fighters.
Although the MiG-21’s operational life was considered long over, the Air Force continued extending the fleet’s service due to delays in acquiring sufficient modern fighter jets.
MiG-21 has long been under scrutiny due to a series of crashes over the years. "Indian Air Force to phase out the MiG-21 fighter jet by September this year.
Fighter jet Mig-21, the old warhorse of the Indian Air Force (IAF), will retire after more than 60 years of service and will be accorded a ceremonial send-off in September, it was learnt.
The ceremonial farewell for the MiG-21s, after over six decades in service, which saw the old warhorses take part in all major conflicts, will take place at Chandigarh on Sept 19.
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