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Why India Still Uses a 45-Year-Old Jet on Its Aircraft Carriers

India’s aircraft carriers—INS Vikramaditya and INS Vikrant—still rely on the MiG-29K, a fighter aircraft whose design dates back more than four decades. But why is a 45-year-old platform still the backbone of India’s naval aviation? In this video, we break down the real story behind the MiG-29K: its strengths, its long-criticized issues, and why the Indian Navy continues to operate it despite concerns about reliability and modernization delays. We also look at India’s future plans, including the TEDBF and the potential purchase of new fighters like the Rafale-M and F/A-18. Watch till the end to understand whether the MiG-29K is outdated, misunderstood, or still a vital asset for India’s maritime power. #MiG29K #IndianNavy #AircraftCarrier #INSVikrant #INSVikramaditya #NavalAviation #IndianDefense #MilitaryAviation #TEDBF #RafaleM #FA18 #DefenseAnalysis #IndiaMilitary #IndianDefenseUpdates #FighterJets #MilitaryTechnology #WhyIndia