IAF Meteor Missile Deal | Tejas Mk1A, Su-30MKI & Tejas Mk2 Get BVR Boost

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The Indian Air Force is making a decisive move to secure long-term air dominance by fast-tracking the acquisition of the deadly MBDA Meteor beyond-visual-range (BVR) air-to-air missile. Once limited to the Rafale fleet, the Meteor missile is now set to be integrated across India’s future combat aircraft lineup, including Tejas Mk1A, upgraded Su-30MKI “Super Sukhoi,” and the next-generation Tejas Mk2.

In this video, we break down why the Meteor missile is considered one of the most lethal BVR weapons in the world, how its ramjet propulsion and massive no-escape zone give the IAF a decisive edge, and how India is preparing for future air combat scenarios against advanced threats from China and Pakistan.

You’ll learn how MBDA’s approval of India’s indigenous GaN-based AESA radars, including Uttam AESA and Virupaksha AESA, has unlocked Meteor integration without compromising sensitive source codes. We also explain how Indian industry is playing a growing role through local assembly, indigenization, and future joint ventures under the Make in India defence initiative.

This video covers the IAF’s long-term roadmap, including plans to stockpile 1,000–1,200 Meteor missiles by 2030, the reasons behind advance procurement worth ₹10,000–₹15,000 crore, and how MBDA is doubling its missile production capacity to meet global demand. From Tejas Mk1A Batch 2 timelines to Super Sukhoi upgrades and the future of Tejas Mk2, this is a complete breakdown of India’s BVR air combat strategy.

If you’re interested in Indian defence news, military aviation, fighter jet upgrades, and modern air warfare, this video gives you a clear and easy-to-understand explanation of one of the most important air power developments in the region.

Watch till the end to understand how Meteor missiles could redefine India’s air combat superiority

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