The Sri Lanka Air Force Beechcraft aircraft is playing a key role in the inaugural edition of India’s biennial multinational air combat exercise, “TARANG SHAKTHI.”
This prestigious event, which began on August 6, 2024, brings together 150 aircraft from 11 participating countries, with an additional 18 nations attending as observers.
The first phase of TARANG SHAKTHI took place at the Sulur Air Force Station in Tamil Nadu, India, from August 6 to 14, 2024. The second and final phase is currently underway at the Jodhpur Air Force Station in Rajasthan and will conclude on September 14, 2024.
The Sri Lanka Air Force Beechcraft is one of the 70-80 aircraft actively participating in each phase of this monumental exercise.
TARANG SHAKTHI is the largest international air exercise ever hosted by India, highlighting the nation’s growing role in global defense cooperation.
The Sri Lanka Air Force’s participation demonstrates its commitment to strengthening military ties with India and other international partners. The Beechcraft’s involvement in TARANG SHAKTHI provides invaluable training opportunities for the Sri Lanka Air Force aircrew, enhancing their operational capabilities on an international stage.
