Remarks: Mig-25 of the Indian Airforce on display at the Indian Airforce Museum in Palam , A beautiful fighter mainly used for photo recce missions .Editing-Brian.
Remarks: The MiG-21Bis (Type 75) is an advanced variant with further improved avionics indicated by the ILS antennae under the nose and on the fin tip. The airframe has a lifespan of 2,685 hours. Standard avionics include automatic radio compass, IFF and a Sirena-3 RWR system.Editing credits to Brian.
Remarks: The MiG-21U/UM/US-Mongol(Type 66) is a two seat trainer version with cockpits arranged in tandem. It has larger main wheels, one piece forward air brake and pitot boom repositioned above intake.It has no cannon armament.Thanks to Brian for the editing
Remarks: IF906 - The very first Canberra to be inducted into the Indian Airforce (May 1947) .Canberras served the IAF for 50 glorious years and were flown by 5,16,35 and 106 squadrons.Thanks to Brian for the edit.
Remarks: The MiG-25R was inducted on 17th August 1981 and served till May 2006.It was the mainstay of the IAF's strategic reconnaissance capablities.Foxbats equipped 102nd and 35th Squadrons of the Indian Airforce.Thanks to Brian for the editing.
Remarks: The ex-resident of Minsk Square had to vacate its previous residence to make way for the Metro. Now, it seems to be set up as a permanent exhibit at the HAL Museum. Last time, I saw this aircraft, it was placed on tyres here (See photo IDs: 7107413 and 7107416).
