British techniques explore the secret of the F-35B fighter, which stopped in India for 3 weeks

New Delhi – A technical team, consisting of 14 people from England, began to judge the British sophisticated fighters who were trapped at India Airport for more than three weeks. They reveal the secret of a stagnant fighter.

F-35b landed on June 14 at the Tiruvanantapura Airport in the southern state, where the aircraft was moved after bad weather during a flight in the Indian Ocean.

Then the aircraft announced technical obstacles and could not return to the HMS Prince of Wales, the main aircraft carrier of the Royal Fleet.

The launch of the BBC, its old presence in Indian land caused curiosity and raises questions about how such modern aircraft could be in a foreign country for so long.

PTI screenshots from the video showing that planes are drawn to maintenance, repair and permutation facilities (MRO) at Tiruvanantapurama Airport

Since the plane landed, specialists from Prince Wales HMS consider the plane, but they cannot fix it.