The Indian Air Force is acquiring nine retired British Jaguar fighter jets solely for spare parts to bolster its dwindling fleet. Facing a significant squadron deficit, the IAF is relying on these decommissioned aircraft, previously sourced from France and Oman, to maintain its operational readiness. This strategic move ensures a vital supply of components for its deep strike aircraft, extending their service life well into the next decade.
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