India’s last MiG-27 bombers to make ‘farewell flight’ next month before retiring from service – reports
India’s last MiG-27 bombers to make ‘farewell flight’ next month before retiring from service – reports
The Indian Air Force’s last-remaining MiG-27 supersonic attack bombers are set to whoosh into the air for the last time before being phased out amid the country’s major rearmament program, reports say.
The jets will conduct their final flight from the Jodhpur Air Base in the northwestern Rajasthan State, bordering Pakistan, on December 27 before officially retiring three days later, Indian media said, citing sources. The base is the home to the No. 29 Squadron, known as ‘Scorpions’, the only Indian Air Force (IAF) unit that still uses MiG-27s.
Also known by its NATO reported name Flogger, the MiG-27 was designed by the Soviet Union in the Cold War...








