To increase the strength of the Indian Air Force, 5 extremely dangerous Rafale fighter aircraft have come to India from France. In this way, Rafael's dream of joining the Indian Army has been fulfilled today. After traveling for almost 7300 km, Rafale aircraft have finally landed at Ambala Air Force Station. This information has been given by Rajnath Singh himself. After landing, Rafael was given the 'Water Cannon Salute'.

The Birds have landed safely in Ambala.

The touch down of Rafale combat aircrafts in India marks the beginning of a new era in our Military History.

These multirole aircrafts will revolutionise the capabilities of the @IAF_MCC.

— Rajnath Singh (@rajnathsingh) July 29, 2020

In view of Rafael's landing, the activities of helicopters along with Air Force Globemaster, Chinook, Hercules AN-32 aircraft were also increased at Ambala Air Force Station. During the arrival of India from France, these aircraft were also refueled in the air. Prior to Rafale's arrival, former Air Force chief PV Naik had said, "As soon as the Rafale aircraft reaches the Ambala airbase, it will be formally welcomed." After this, the pilot who brought the Rafale aircraft can be quarantined. Meanwhile, the ground crew officer will put the necessary goods and weapons in Rafale planes.

When Rafale planes entered the Indian border, they were welcomed from the INS Kolkata Control Room located in the Arabian Sea. The INS Kolkata Control Room was welcomed by Rafael, saying, "Indian Naval War Ship Delta 63 Arrow Leader. I touch the sky with glory, happy hunting. Happy landing.” While responding to the INS Kolkata control room, Rafale's planes thanked.

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