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Aircrafts — Set 1

Technology · विमान · Questions 110 of 50

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Which Indian aircraft is specifically designed for Carrier-Borne operations to serve the Indian Navy?

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Correct Answer: C. Tejas Navy

The Tejas Navy is the naval variant of the Light Combat Aircraft designed for aircraft carrier operations. It features a strengthened landing gear to handle high-impact landings on decks. This variant performed its first successful landing on INS Vikramaditya in 2020.

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What is the primary role of the 'Netra' aircraft in the Indian defense system?

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Correct Answer: B. Airborne Warning and Control

Netra is an indigenous Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) system developed by DRDO. It provides 240-degree radar coverage to detect and track enemy aircraft or missiles. The system is mounted on the Embraer ERJ 145 platform for aerial surveillance.

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Which aircraft is popularly known as the 'Deep Penetration Strike Aircraft' (DPSA) in India?

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Correct Answer: B. Jaguar

The SEPECAT Jaguar is designated as the DPSA due to its ability to fly at low altitudes for long-range strikes. It was inducted into the Indian Air Force to perform specialized maritime and deep-strike missions. This aircraft is unique for having over-wing pylons for carrying missiles.

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Which country is the original manufacturer of the Rafale fighter jet used by India?

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Correct Answer: C. France

The correct answer is 'France'. The Rafale is a multi-role combat aircraft manufactured by the French company Dassault Aviation. India signed a deal for 36 of these high-tech jets to modernize its air combat capabilities. It is capable of carrying a wide range of weapons for air superiority and ground support.

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The HTT-40 aircraft, recently developed in India, belongs to which category?

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Correct Answer: D. Basic Trainer Aircraft

The HTT-40 is a Basic Trainer Aircraft developed indigenously by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL). It is intended to be used for the first stage of pilot training in the Air Force. It successfully completed its spin certification and performance trials in recent years.

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Which heavy-lift transport aircraft was acquired by India from the United States to replace the An-32?

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Correct Answer: B. C-17 Globemaster III

The C-17 Globemaster III is a premier heavy-lift aircraft used for strategic airlift missions. It has played a vital role in Indian military transport and humanitarian relief operations across the globe. It can carry large combat equipment and troops directly to remote airfields.

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What type of propulsion system is used in the BrahMos-equipped Su-30 MKI aircraft?

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Correct Answer: C. Turbofan with Afterburner

The Su-30 MKI uses AL-31FP turbofan engines that feature thrust vectoring for extreme maneuverability. This allows the heavy fighter to perform complex aerial maneuvers like the 'Pugachev's Cobra'. It is currently the backbone of the Indian Air Force's fighter fleet.

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Which of the following is a multi-mission maritime patrol aircraft operated by the Indian Navy?

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Correct Answer: C. P-8I Poseidon

The P-8I Poseidon is a sophisticated maritime surveillance and anti-submarine warfare aircraft. It is produced by Boeing and is based on the 737 commercial airliner platform. It uses advanced sensors and harpoon missiles to secure India's vast maritime boundaries.

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The 'Saras' aircraft project in India is aimed at developing what?

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Correct Answer: D. Multipurpose Civilian/Military Transport

Saras is India's first indigenous multi-purpose light civilian transport aircraft developed by NAL. It is designed for regional connectivity, executive transport, and aerial surveillance. The project was revived with a newer version named Saras Mk2 for improved performance.

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Which of these is a specialized 'Tanker' aircraft used for mid-air refueling by the IAF?

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Correct Answer: B. Il-78 Midas

The correct answer is 'Il-78 Midas'. The Ilyushin Il-78 is a four-engine aerial refueling tanker that extends the range of fighter jets. It can refuel up to three aircraft simultaneously in mid-air using the probe-and-drogue method. This capability is crucial for long-range strategic operations.