Air Chief witnesses static aircraft display at Royal International Air Tattoo 2019

ISLAMABAD: Air Chief Marshal Mujahid Anwar Khan, Chief of the Air Staff witnessed the static display of PAF Hercules during his visit to the Royal International Air Tattoo-2019 being held at Fairford, UK.

The aesthetically painted aircraft of the prestigious No 6 Squadron of PAF landed at Royal Air Force Base Fairford, UK earlier on Friday.

Hercules of the No 6 Squadron is vying for the coveted Concours D' Elegance trophy at the mega event, which opened its doors for the general public from today.

The Air Chief interacted with the PAF contingent participating in the mega event and lauded their efforts for bringing laurels to the country.

He appreciated the crew for artistically decorating the aircraft which has been embellished with the original paintings of the renowned aviation artist Group Captain (Retd) Hussaini.

He congratulated the PAF contingent for putting up a nice show in the mega event. Later in the day the Air Chief also met his counterparts from six different countries and senior officials of prominent aviation industries visiting the show.

The Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT) is the world's largest military air show, held annually at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire, England.

Over 150,000 spectators turn up to witness static aircraft as well as some stunning aerobatics display by the highly acclaimed aerobatic teams from all over the world. Participation of leading air forces from different countries of the world has made it a showcase for the aviation enthusiasts of all ages.