IAF Chief Launches Mobile Application “Indian Air Force: a cut above”

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New Delhi. Indian Air Force (IAF) Chief and Chairman Chief of Staff Committee (COSC) Air Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa launched the upgraded 3D Air Combat Mobile Game “Indian Air Force: A Cut Above” at National Bal Bhavan in New Delhi on July 31.

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The FCP is an endeavour to connect to more than 7.5 lakh children that visit the Bal Bhavan annually. It is a unique technologically advanced set up which has been conceptualized on the premise of “look and feel” norm for tender aged children of Class IV – X to connect to the IAF. It broadly comprises of a Flying Simulator, a Self-interactive career information Kiosk wherein the child can navigate amongst branch wise career prospects, a selfie point with fore drop of pilots in G-suit and flying overall, mannequins with flying and special clothing, LED display running video of various operations/ exercises showcasing the might of IAF, miniature models of IAF aircraft, digital flexes etc.

The mobile application would highlight various missions and air combat scenarios undertaken by the IAF in an appealing manner, so as to help immerse the player in a game with a “having been there” sensation.

The first phase of the game (Single Player campaign) was launched on July 31 and the second phase (Multi Player campaign) would be launched during AF Day Celebrations in October 2019.

“Indian Air Force: A Cut Above” would be available on Android, IOS and can be downloaded from the respective play stores.

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