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    Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit appointed new Chief of Air Force, replacing Amar Preet Singh

    Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit has been appointed as the new Chief of the Indian Air Force. He succeeds Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh after a long and distinguished career. Dixit has flown various aircraft and logged over 3,500 hours of flying. He is recognized for promoting indigenous aircraft projects, particularly the LCA Tejas. Air Marshal Dixit is expected to further advance the government's Aatmanirbharta initiative.

    Who is Bhawana Kanth? How a former TCS techie became India's first woman 'Top Gun' combat pilot

    Squadron Leader Bhawana Kanth earned the "Top Gun" title after completing a rigorous combat pilot course. Captain Shivani Sehrawat became the first woman officer appointed Aide-de-Camp to the Army chief. Kanth is among the first women fighter pilots commissioned into the Indian Air Force. She previously qualified for daytime combat missions on the MiG-21 Bison aircraft. These achievements mark significant progress for women in India's armed forces.

    Air Marshal Tejpal Singh takes charge as new Deputy Chief of Air Staff

    The air officer succeeds Air Marshal Awadhesh Kumar Bharti, who superannuated on Friday after 39 years of distinguished service to the nation.

    Sqn Ldr Saanya becomes first woman officer to earn Cat-A QFI qualification: IAF

    Sqn Ldr Saanya has made history by becoming the first woman officer in the Indian Air Force to earn the Cat-A Qualified Flying Instructor qualification. This achievement marks a significant milestone for the IAF. Her success serves as a powerful inspiration for young individuals aspiring to join the aviation field across the country.

    UK Air Chief Marshal Smyth hails move for IAF to train Royal Air Force pilots

    Indian Air Force pilots will soon train Royal Air Force pilots in the UK. This collaboration strengthens defence ties between India and Britain. Air Chief Marshal Sir Harv Smyth met his Indian counterpart to discuss security challenges. Indian instructors will join RAF Valley and RAF College Cranwell. This move signifies growing trust and shared professionalism between the two air forces.

    IAF to train UK's Royal Air Force pilots

    The Indian Air Force will train pilots of the UK's Royal Air Force. This marks a significant first. Three Indian Qualified Flight Instructors will go to RAF Valley in the UK. They will impart fast jet training to British pilots. This deployment is for two years. It strengthens defense ties between India and the UK.

    The Economic Times
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