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On Tuesday there will be a modern British fighter that has been stuck at the Indian airport for more than five weeks.
The F-35b must be “distracted back from the hangar today and departure is scheduled for Tuesday,” the BBC Airport spokesman said. “We have no technical details,” he added.
The f-35b landed on June 14 at the Tirovanthopur Airport in South Kerala, where it was Distracted after he collided with bad weather During the genus in the Indian Ocean. He then developed a technical snag.
His prolonged presence on Indian soil raised curiosity and raised questions about how such a modern aircraft could remain in a foreign country for so long.
After the aircraft, which was part of the Wales Prince’s Navy, he could not return, engineers from the flagship carrier of the Royal Fleet visited him to fix it.
But they were unable to repair it, and two weeks ago the UK Defense Ministry – Note They opened a team of 14 engineers “to the Tirovanthopur airport to evaluate and repair the F-35b”.
The team came with specialized equipment necessary for the process of movement and repair, the statement said. The video has shown that the f-35b was rebuilt to the hangar.
There were suggestions that if the equipment failed to repair the plane, it should be dismantled and carried out in a large cargo plane, such as a C-17 Globemaster transport aircraft.
Over the past two weeks, the UK Verkhovna Commission in India and defense bodies have responded to BBC reports, which states that they will not share the repair details.
But on Monday, an airport official said the BBC that “the plane confirmed that he was will.”
He plans to pull out of the hangar on Monday morning, he said, adding that the exact time of his departure “still needs to be reported which airport will be used to refuel on the way to London or when he arrives a reserve aircraft for the transportation of equipment and equipment back.”
F-35s-is very advanced stel-aircraft, built Lockheed Martin, and is valued for its short take-off capabilities and vertical landing.
The images of “lone f-35b”, parked on the asphalt and soaked by Kerala Musson, made it the subject of jokes and memes, and many believe that he does not want to leave the colorful state of Kerala, called “God’s country” in tourist brochures.
A case with $ 110 million (80 million pounds) was also erected in the House of Commons.
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