Air forces of India and Singapore undergo bilateral exercise
Kalaikunda: The air forces of India and Singapore have commenced their 11th edition of the annual joint military training at Kalaikunda Air Force station on November 3.
The two air forces have resumed this training after a gap of two years.
The training could not be carried out in the intervening two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic. This edition of JMT would be conducted over a period of six weeks.
The bilateral phase of the exercise will be conducted from 09 to 18 November 2022 and will see the two air forces engage in advanced air combat simulations.
The RSAF is participating in JMT-2022 with F-16 aircraft, while the IAF would field the Su-30MKI, Jaguar, MiG-29 and LCA Tejas aircraft.
The exercise underscores the strong and longstanding relationship between India and Singapore in the domain of defence cooperation.
It seeks to provide the participating contingents with an opportunity to share valuable operational knowledge, experiences and best practices, while strengthening the professional bonds between the two air forces.
