Indian and French Air Forces Demonstrate Advanced Interoperability in Exercise Garuda 25
The Indian Air Force (IAF) and the French Air and Space Force are actively maintaining high levels of operational coordination as Exercise Garuda 25 progresses, showcasing their ability to work together seamlessly.
Personnel from both countries have been conducting a variety of demanding mission scenarios, including air combat drills, engagements involving multiple aircraft, strike missions, and joint operational maneuvers. These activities underscore their advanced piloting techniques, strategic coordination, and rapid decision-making capabilities.
The drills currently underway emphasize the increasing collaboration between the two air forces, which is crucial for enhancing joint operational readiness, situational awareness in airspace, and the ability to operate in challenging environments.
According to officials, the exercise is facilitating mutual learning and improving tactical interoperability, thereby strengthening strategic relations between India and France in the field of aerospace.
Exercise Garuda 25 serves as a significant opportunity for the two nations to deepen their defence partnership, while also enhancing the operational readiness of their aircrew for future collaborative missions and international engagements.
