Indian Air Forces Akashganga to Dazzle at Chhattisgarh State Festival with Skydiving Display
The Indian Air Forces Akashganga team will showcase thrilling skydiving at Chhattisgarhs State Festival on November 1.
Raipur, October 31 (Daily Kiran) : The Indian Air Force’s renowned skydiving team, ‘Akashganga,’ will captivate audiences at the Chhattisgarh State Festival in Raipur on November 1, coinciding with the state’s foundation day.
Under the leadership of Squadron Leader Aryan Kantiura, a team of eight highly trained parachute jump instructors from the Paratroopers Training School (PTS) in Agra will leap from an AN-32 aircraft at an altitude of 8,000 feet. This exhilarating display will highlight the expertise, coordination, and exceptional performance of the Air Force’s military parachuting specialists.
Established on August 10, 1987, at the Air Force Station in Agra, ‘Akashganga’ boasts a proud legacy spanning nearly four decades. The team, affiliated with PTS Agra, symbolizes the Indian Air Force’s adventurous spirit and commitment to excellence.
Notable achievements include a stunning display during the 2019 Republic Day celebrations, where they executed a ‘Canopy Relative Work Hand-Plane Formation’ with a 20×30-foot national flag. Such performances require extraordinary skill in parachute operations, precise coordination, and unwavering trust among team members.
Every display by ‘Akashganga’ is the result of rigorous training and meticulous planning. It embodies the core values of the Indian Air Force: mission, integrity, and excellence.
The team’s participation in the Chhattisgarh State Festival will provide spectators with a firsthand view of military skydiving skills. Furthermore, it aims to inspire youth to consider careers in the armed forces, strengthening the bond between the Indian Air Force and the people of Chhattisgarh.
