Need for cost-effective maintenance of aircraft stressed
Bangalore, May 30 (UNI) Air Marshal K M Ramasundara, Air Officer-in-Charge (Maintenance), Indian Air Force, today emphasised the need for cost-effective maintenance of aircraft, radars, weapons and communication systems.
Speaking after an impressive Graduation Parade of the 70th batch of Aeronautical Engineers at the Air Force Technical College at Jalahalli, he stressed the need to imbibe economic discipline in maintenance policy.
Air Marshal Ramasundara called upon the young officers to strive for professional excellence and to uphold the IAF code of the Air Warrior.
The graduation parade marked the culmination of 18-month training in aeronautical engineering, military leadership management skills and code of an Air Warrior. The batch consisted of 80 officers, including 14 women.
The
Air
Marshal
awarded
trophies
and
medallions
to
the
officers,
who
excelled
in
the
course.
The
prestigious
'President's
Plaque' for
the
'Best
All
Round
Officer'
was
bagged
by
Flying
Officer
Anmol
Rattan,
while
Flying
Officer
Syed
Sameeuddin
was
awarded
the
'Vice
President's
Sword'
for
the
'Best
Air
Warrior.'
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