IAF’s LCA Tejas to show flying skills at Singapore Airshow
The Hindu
“The single jet performance will bring impressive stunts and manoeuvres to Singapore’s skies,” the airshow organisers, Experia, said on February 7.
The Indian Air Force’s Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas will be showcasing its flying skills at the Singapore Airshow 2022 being held from February 15 to 18.
“The single jet performance will bring impressive stunts and manoeuvres to Singapore’s skies,” the airshow organisers, Experia, said on February 7.
“The airshow will have eight flying displays and flypasts from four air forces and two commercial companies,” it said. The Tejas aircraft had also participated in the Dubai Airshow in November last year.
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