India’s next‑generation indigenous fighter, the Tejas Mk2, is entering a decisive phase with accelerated ground testing and certification ahead of its maiden flight, slated for mid‑2026.
With taxi trials approaching and first flight preparations underway, Tejas Mk2 is now moving from development to operational reality. This brings India’s next indigenous fighter closer to take-off.
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