India-US joint working group on aircraft carrier tech meets, studies Mig 29K flight ops

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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...9k-flight-operations/articleshow/61369058.cms


As India firmed up the technology for its first indigenous aircraft carrier, the India - US Joint Working Group on Aircraft Carrier Technology Cooperation (JWGACTC) arrived at INS Hansa to get a better understanding of the Indian Navy's fighter aircraft operations.

The visit to Goa, is the fourth meeting of the joint working group since the two countries began to hold candid discussions on aircraft carrier technology in 2015. A delegation comprising of seven Indian officials and fourteen US delegates visited in Goa on 29.

"The joint group visited the premier Naval Air Station Hansa and witnessed the flying facilities including a demonstration of the Mig 29K fighter aircraft operations. The delegation was also taken for a on board India's sole aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya on Tuesday," a naval source said.

 

[Taygibay]

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So wait, LOL! India is sharing ops details on 29Ks with the US?
What's next, MKI then FGFA?
Vlad will surely appreciate!

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JK, have a good day, Tay.