Archive · 7 Dec 2025
Oman Transfers 20 Jaguar Jets to India for Spares
Oman is giving India 20 old Jaguar jets.
These jets are no longer used by Oman and other countries like the UK and France.
India will take them apart to use the pieces as spare parts for their own Jaguars.
India has had Jaguars since 1979, and they are getting old and need a lot of fixing.
This is a helpful way to keep the old jets flying for a bit longer.
Oman is transferring 20 Jaguar jets to India for spare parts.
The Jaguars are retired from service in Oman, the UK, and France.
India will disassemble the jets to use the parts for maintenance.
The first Jaguar arrived in India in 1979, making the fleet aging.
The Indian Air Force needs these spares to maintain their Jaguars.
- Who
- Oman and India
- What
- Transfer of 20 Jaguar jets for spares
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Oman to India
- Why
- To address the aging fleet and maintenance needs of the Indian Air Force
- Country of Origin
- Oman
- Recipient Country
- India
- Number of Jets
- 20
- Purpose
- Spares for aging fleet
- Aircraft Model
- Jaguar
- First Jaguar Arrival in India
- 1979
- Current Status of Jaguars
- Aging and in need of maintenance