Last of 36 IAF Rafale aircraft lands in India

Under the deal with France, the delivery of fighter aircraft Rafale was completed today on Thursday. With the landing of the last and 36th Rafale aircraft in India, the country got 36 Rafale fighters. Rafale has reached India after mid-air refueling in UAE. In September 2016, India signed an inter-governmental agreement with France to buy 36 Rafale aircraft at a cost of Rs 59,000 crore. The first Rafale aircraft came to the country in the month of July last year.

According to news agency ANI, the last Rafale out of 36 Rafale aircraft to reach India received mid-air fuel from UAE aircraft after taking off from France and then landed in India. Indian Air Force has given this information. French government had supplied 35 Rafale planes and the 36th was waiting for a long time.

What are the features of Rafale aircraft?

Rafale aircraft can fly up to a height of 60 thousand feet in a minute. Its fuel capacity is about 17 thousand kg. The firepower of Rafale is up to 3700 km. Scalp has a range of 300 km. Rafale aircraft can carry a weight of up to 24,500 kg at a time. This aircraft can also fly for an additional 60 hours. The speed of Rafale fighter jets is 2,223 km per hour.

Rafale aircraft can reach a range of 300 km. Capable of air to ground attack from range.The Rafale aircraft has the ability to drop heavy weapons through 14 hard points. The Rafale fighter aircraft is capable of performing multiple tasks simultaneously in all types of weather. It is also known as multirole fighter aircraft. Being a multi-tasker, Rafale is such an aircraft that can be sent on any kind of mission. The Indian Air Force needed it for a long time. It is also top in anti-ship attack to nuclear attack, close air support and laser direct long range missile attack.

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