Rafale, Sukhoi along with Chinook and Apache will show their strength in Indian Air Force Day at Allahabad this time.

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Rafale, Sukhoi along with Chinook and Apache will show their strength in Indian Air Force Day at Allahabad this time.

Indian Air Force

New Delhi:

Indian Air Force Day will be celebrated in Allahabad this time. According to the Air Force, this decision has been taken keeping in mind the new tradition of holding Air Force Day celebrations in different parts of the country. Air Force Day is celebrated on 8 October every year. Indian Air Force was established on this day in 1932.

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This time the ceremonial parade will be held at Bamaruli in the Central Command. A fly past will be held at Sangam area on the 91st Air Force Day. Aircraft like Rafale, Sukhoi, Jaguar, MiG-29, Tejas, Chinook and Apache will show their strength at the confluence of the Ganga and Yamuna rivers. On the other hand, the Suryakiran team equipped with Hawk planes and the Sarang helicopter team will perform aerial stunts, which will make people clench their teeth.

Transport aircraft C-130 and C-17 will also participate in the flypast. Also attack helicopters Prachanda and Rudra will also show their capabilities.

This is the second time Air Force Day is being celebrated outside Delhi NCR. Air Force Day was celebrated in Chandigarh last year. A parade was held at Chandigarh Airbase and a flypast over Sukna Lake. Before 2022, Air Force Day was celebrated at Hindon Airbase in Ghaziabad and before that at Palam Airbase in Delhi.

On the occasion of Foundation Day, Air Force shows its strength. The world’s fourth largest air force assures its countrymen that the country’s air border is fully secured and that anyone who tries to show an eye will be met with a jaw-dropping response. The Indian Air Force faces constant challenges from China and Pakistan, to which it responds befittingly from time to time.

The Air Force not only confronts enemies at the border, but also helps people in times of calamity. Be it a flood or a fire, everywhere the Air Force is on the front line to help.

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