US Ambassador to India, Timothy Roemer, who experienced flying on board an F-16 Super Viper fighter aircraft during the ongoing Aero India 2011 event, described it as “a dream come true”.
“It was magic,” quipped the official after flying on the combat jet.
With a thundering sound, the F-16 roared to the sky and flew for nearly an hour.
A visibly relieved Roemer quipped: “All is well,” after the warplane made its landing. The fighter flew on the opening day of the international aero show in Bangalore.
Leading the second largest contingent of defence and aerospace companies after India, the US is showcasing its superior technological advancements in the aero show.
A large number of aircraft, including fighter planes, transport aircraft and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) systems are on display by leading US defence majors including Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Northrop Grumman and Raytheon.
“It was magic,” quipped the official after flying on the combat jet.
With a thundering sound, the F-16 roared to the sky and flew for nearly an hour.
A visibly relieved Roemer quipped: “All is well,” after the warplane made its landing. The fighter flew on the opening day of the international aero show in Bangalore.
Leading the second largest contingent of defence and aerospace companies after India, the US is showcasing its superior technological advancements in the aero show.
A large number of aircraft, including fighter planes, transport aircraft and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) systems are on display by leading US defence majors including Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Northrop Grumman and Raytheon.
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