India and Japan Air Chiefs fly Tejas sorties during joint air exercise in Jodhpur
The Air Chiefs of India and Japan undertook sorties in the Tejas light combat aircraft during a joint air exercise held in Jodhpur. The exercise showcases operational cooperation between the two air forces and provides an opportunity for both nations to demonstrate their aircraft capabilities and coordination.
The participation of senior air force leadership in the Tejas sorties underscores the growing defence collaboration between India and Japan. The joint exercise reflects deepening military ties and interoperability efforts between the two countries.
