Pride of the Indian Naval Aviation MiG 29K IN673 of the INAS 303 ‘Black Panthers’ seen landing at Dabolim.
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Arkonam (VOAR)
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RWY 06/24 POS 13°04'16"N 079°41'28"E ELEV 265ft | ||||||
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| INAS 312 | P-8I | Albatross | ARK |  |
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| INAS 561 | Chetak SA316B |
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P-8I IN326/ARK visiting Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Int'l on 6 February 2016.
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Chennai (VOMM)
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RWY 07/25, 12/30 POS 12°59'42"N 080°10'32"E ELEV 52 ft | ||||||
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| INAS 313 | Do228-201 | Sea Eagle | MBK |  |
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Dhruv IN706 of INAS322, augments the Chetaks of INAS321 in the SAR role.
Simon Watson
The original delivered Ilyushins have been upgraded in Russia to use the Sea Dragon suite. Part of this is easy recognizable by its rooftop antenna on INAS 315 Il-38SD Sea Dragon IN301/DAB returning from a routine sortie on a clean, summer afternoon.
May 2014, Vivek Manvi
Kamov Ka 31 IN569 of INAS 339 enables real-time network-centric warfare for the Indian Navy.
Simon Watson
Dornier 228-201 IN221/PBO of the INAS310.
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Chetak IN433 is starting up.
November 2001, Simon Watson
Sea King Mk42C IN557/X of the Marine Commando Flight on board the USS Anchorage during a combined Indian/US exercise.
26 December 2018, Sgt. Austin Maely/USMC
Do228-201 IN236/VVZ on 22 January 2016.
Janam Parikh
Kamov 28 IN596 of INAS 333 ‘Eagles’ is used for anti-submarine warfare.
Simon Watson
With the introduction of the BAe Hawk Mk.132 in the Navy, INAS 551 moved from Dabolim to Visakhapatnam.
Indian Navy