INDIA-US TO SHARE AIR INFORMATION
SP’s Aviation|Issue 4, 2023
The agreement will encompass a wide range of air information like weather data, flight plans and other relevant information that could assist in air traffic management and situational awareness of the sky and also facilitate the transfer of other advanced and sensitive technologies to India
RANJIT KUMAR
INDIA-US TO SHARE AIR INFORMATION

A very high ranking Pentagon official, the US Air Secretary Frank Kendall, who kept a close watch on China’s military modernisation through technical intelligence for over a decade has proposed a landmark Air Information Sharing Agreement with India, which envisages exchanging information on what the two air forces do together. This will also allow transfer or sale of highly sensitive US defence equipment to India.

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