34 Tejas Jets Cleared, But Squadron Shortage Crisis Continues

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India’s indigenous fighter jet LCA Tejas is finally set to resume flight operations after being grounded for nearly 2 months. In this video, we break down what actually happened, why 34 Tejas fighter jets were grounded, and how HAL and the Indian Air Force (IAF) fixed the critical software issue.

A braking system software glitch, linked with the digital flight control system, was identified after a runway overshoot incident on February 7, 2026. Initially suspected as a mechanical failure, detailed investigation revealed a deeper software anomaly. Thanks to rapid coordination between HAL (Hindustan Aeronautics Limited) and the Indian Air Force, the issue has now been resolved and approved by the Local Modification Committee (LMC)

With final inspections and validation flights underway, Tejas jets are expected to return to full operations by April 8, 2026.

In this video, you will learn:
~What caused the Tejas grounding
~How the software failure impacted the braking system
~HAL & IAF’s rapid response and solution
~Tejas safety record and past incidents
~Why Tejas is critical for India’s air power
~Squadron shortage crisis in the Indian Air Force
~Tejas Mk1A production and GE F404 engine delay issues

Watch till the end for a complete breakdown of this important defence update.

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