(APP): In an important step toward advancing its aerial capabilities and fostering global cooperation, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) is conducting two sizable flying exercises from two separate places on the planet.
The People’s Liberation Army Air Force in China hosted the Shaheen-X bilateral air exercise, and the Bright Star air exercise was held in Egypt, according to a PAF news release. The participation includes PAF’s J-10 C and JF-17 lead fighter aircraft, Combat Pilots, Air Defence Controllers, and technical ground crew.
A significant accomplishment was the J-10C fighter jets’ successful integration and operationalization into the PAF’s fighter fleet as well as their participation in a global exercise in an incredibly short amount of time.
The accomplishment was made possible by the Chief of the Air Staff’s modernization plan, which was based on intelligent inductions and targeted indegenization. Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu.
These fighter jets’ involvement in Exercise Shaheen-X represents a crucial step in the PAF’s development into a cutting-edge and powerful air force.
The PAF’s devotion to maintaining a cutting-edge force, capable of addressing changing challenges and defending Pakistan’s airspace with the utmost proficiency, is demonstrated by the swift acquisition and operationalization of these sophisticated aircraft.
The Sino-Pak Joint Annual Air Exercise Shaheen-X, which is currently underway in the Northwest Chinese cities of Jiuquan and Yinchuan, showcases the commitment and prowess of the Pakistan Air Force and exemplifies its dedication to fostering mutual learning and collaboration with allies.
The PAF will have tremendous opportunity to expand on its operational expertise and share knowledge with distinguished colleagues from around the world at the Shaheen-X exercise in China and the Bright Star Air Exercise in Egypt.
Deputy Chief of Air Staff Air Defence, Air Marshal Abdul Moeed Khan, paid a visit to the Shaheen-X exercise and expressed his respect for the drive and commitment shown by the PAF personnel taking part in the air exercise.
He stressed the importance of these training exercises in accomplishing shared goals and addressing the changing nature of air combat in the face of common security threats.
The People’s Liberation Army Air Force was praised by Air Marshal Abdul Moeed Khan, Deputy Chief of Air Staff Air Defence, for carrying out the exercise successfully while enhancing interoperability between the two Air Forces and the already strong relationship between the important allies.The Pakistan Air Force’s simultaneous participation in the Shaheen-X and Bright Star Air Exercises demonstrates the PAF’s dedication to professionalism, excellence, and the ongoing quest of upgrading its capabilities.
These exercises provide a forum to promote improved communication, teamwork, and goodwill between Pakistan and its international allies, enhancing the stability and security of the area.The Pakistan Air Force is still committed to upholding international alliances, fostering world peace via collaboration, and protecting the skies.
