The Indian Air Force will get the indigenous Rafale, capable of flying 305 meters straight in one second

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Made in India Rafale Jet news | Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has said that French company Dassault will manufacture Rafale fighter jets at Mihan Sage in Nagpur. That means now the Indian Air Force will fly fighter jets made in India. This fighter jet will also be exported to India. This will greatly benefit the country. The project will be completed by Dassault in collaboration with Anil Dhirubhai Ambani-led Reliance Group.

What is the specialty of Raphael?

Rafale fighter jet has a maximum speed of 1912 km/hr but a combat range of 1850 km. is It can fly at a maximum altitude of 51,952 feet. It is also capable of a straight flight of 305 meters in one second. Rafale requires a pilot. It has a length of 50.1 feet and a wing span of 35.4 feet. It weighs 10,300 kg. is Currently, the Indian Air Force has 36 Rafale fighter jets.

It will be developed as a multirole aircraft in India

Dassault Marine has a BVR rating of 90 percent out of 100. It will be developed as a multi-role fighter aircraft in India. The Meteor beyond visual range air to air (MBDA) missile can be mounted on the Rafale. It has 30 mm. A GIAT 30M/719B caliber cannon is also mounted and the Hornet has a 20 mm. M61A1 Vulcan cannon of caliber is mounted. Indian Navy is also going to buy Rafale Marine, so it has been modified as per the requirement of Navy.


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