The Navy now has two aircraft carriers—INS Vikrant and INS Vikramaditya—on its Western front

India’s first indigenous aircraft carrier, INS Vikrant, has been fully integrated into the Navy’s fleet and is now ready for operational deployment. The 45,000-tonne warship joined its counterpart, INS Vikramaditya,

Mumbai: The country's indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant joined the western naval fleet, in a significant enhancement to maritime power in the Arabian Sea, the Indian Navy said on Friday.

With the integration of the deck-based fighter jets MiG-29K now complete, Vikrant now has an overall capability to carry 30 helicopters and fixed-wing fighters.

India’s first indigenous aircraft carrier, INS Vikrant, is back in action after undergoing a mandatory refit post-commissioning at the Cochin Shipyard Limited and has joined the navy’s Western Fleet,

Mumbai: In a major boost to India's maritime capabilities, the indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant has officially joined the Western..|News Track