The recent crash of India’s HAL Tejas fighter jet at the Dubai Airshow has raised concerns over its export potential.
The incident occurred during a demonstration flight, drawing attention from international buyers and defense analysts.
While no casualties were reported, the crash has sparked questions about the aircraft’s reliability and safety standards.
Indian defense officials emphasized that the investigation is underway and that the jet’s overall capabilities remain intact.
Industry experts warn that such setbacks could slow down ongoing talks with countries interested in procuring the fighter jet.
The incident underscores the challenges faced by emerging defense manufacturers in gaining global trust and contracts.
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