From The United States to the Great Britain, F-35B flew after 39 days, expressed his gratitude to India

The British Navy’s F-35B fighter aircraft finally flew after he recovered. Due to technical fault, it had to make an emergency landing at Thiruvananthapuram International Airport in Kerala. The aircraft was trapped in India since 14 June. A 15 -member team of UK engineers came to Kerala to repair the jet. After repair, the fighter aircraft is taken out of the hangar and currently placed in the parking area of the airport. Fuel has been filled in it. In media reports, before being quoted by an airport official, it was reported that the aircraft would fly from the airport on Tuesday.

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Indian Air Force provides logistics assistance

The aircraft riding on HMS Prince of Wales landed in Kerala after reporting low fuel during regular flight and adverse weather. Its landing was made by the Indian Air Force. The aircraft was also provided fuel filling and other logistics aid. British officials said that the team was on its work to repair the aircraft and thanked the Indian authorities for their cooperation. The aircraft stood in the bay for several days and was later taken to a hangar in the airport.

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Airport will charge fee for parking

Sources in the airport cited by the media said that the aircraft parking fee will also be charged from Britain according to the current rates. It was reported that the parking fee will be between Rs 15,000-20,000 per day. Apart from this, there will also be land charges for fighter aircraft and airbus, which will be between about Rs 1 lakh to Rs 2 lakh. The official said that the Air India will also set a fee for its maintenance, repair and use of overhal (MRO) facility at Air India Airport.