BENGALURU, Feb. 11 -- India on Monday unveiled its newest indigenous fighter jet at Aero India, attempting to allay lingering concerns about its readiness for induction into the Indian Air Force (IAF) after delays.
Four Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Mk-1As performed in the inaugural flypast, demonstrating their capabilities before a global audience that included defence ministers from 30 countries among officials from 80 nations at the Yelahanka airbase.
The fighters flew in "Yodha" formation, also known as "finger four" - with one aircraft on one side of the leader and two on the other. P7
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