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In a Historic First, Three IAF Flying Instructors to Train UK Fast-Jet Pilots at RAF Valley

The deployment marks the first time Indian QFIs will train RAF pilots as India and the UK expand military exchanges, officials said.

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The IAF described the deployment as a “historic first” in India-UK defence cooperation, saying it would further strengthen professional excellence.

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For the first time in independent India's history, three Indian Air Force (IAF) pilots have joined the Royal Air Force (RAF) as trainers. This event comes nearly a century after the British established the first air force in colonial India in 1932. Indian […]

IAF Pilots: Three pilots from the Indian Air Force will train young pilots from the Royal Air Force in Britain. The training center is located in RAF Valley, Wales. The IAF pilots will stay in the RAF for two years as qualified flying instructors.

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Tribune India broke the news in Chandigarh, India on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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