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India will deploy helicopters in Tajikistan

New Delhi, India - A strategy to access to a key region of central Asia

India will shortly deploy a squadron of helicopters Mil Mi-17 and training airplanes Kiran in the airfield of Ayni, close to the capital of Tajikistan. Among the aims of India there is to transform Ayni in an air base, according to national sources quoting a note of the Defence Ministry. Besides the helicopters Mil Mi-17 and the Kiran, that will be used to train Tajik pilots, India will be able...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1076988
Rome, Italy, 07/17/2007 14:29
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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