Japan Air Force chief shares his experience flying India’s Tejas
- Japan Air Self-Defense Force chief General Takehiro Morita flew a Tejas fighter during Exercise Veer Guardian-2026 in Jodhpur.
- Morita called the sortie a “truly invaluable experience” and praised Tejas as a symbol of India’s technological innovation.
- The India-Japan exercise marks the first deployment of Japanese F-2A fighter jets on Indian soil.
- India’s Tejas, Su-30MKI and Rafale jets are participating alongside Japan’s F-2A fighters in the 14-day exercise.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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