BS Dhanoa: Indian Air Force always on caution

New Delhi, July 27 Air Chief Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa has said that the Indian Air Force (IAF) is always on ears and will keep on being in a condition of caution, in spite of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan's hopeful speech on India.

"I don't want to say much, however Indian Air Force is dependably on a condition of caution. We have a specific reaction time and there is no adjustment in that. Imran Khan's discourse has motivated nothing to do with IAF. The air safeguard alarm is still there," BS Dhanoa told.

After leading his party to victory in the Wednesday's general races, Imran Khan, in an open address stated, "If India makes one stride towards us, we will take two, yet at any rate we require a begin. We need to enhance our relations with India if their authority also wants it."

Discussing Jaguar aircraft, Dhanoa said that the IAF is patching up 118 Jaguar ground attack fighters that have become obsolete.

"We are currently doing obsolescence management for the Jaguar aircraft. How might we do it? We need to get extra parts from different nations. Some are costly while others are very less expensive. We have 118 Jaguar flying machine recently, and we anticipate that them will be agent for the following 10 years,' Dhanoa included.

Facing an acute shortage of war-planes, the IAF has been allegedly searching for getting old streams that have been retired by different nations. There has been a hunt for airframes and extra parts also.