The British F-35B fighter jet, which made an emergency landing at Thiruvananthapuram International Airport, has been moved to a hangar. A team of technical experts from the UK, arriving on an Airbus A400M Atlas, is now on-site to evaluate the aircraft. The UK has accepted an offer for space in an MRO facility. UK engineers have been deployed with specialized equipment to repair the jet. The UK authorities are coordinating with relevant Indian authorities to finalize arrangements for the jet’s maintenance. The UK appreciates the continued support and collaboration of Indian authorities.
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UK Engineering Team Deployed to Kerala to Assess Stranded F-35B Fighter Jet
