“光辉”战机着陆时冲出跑道，印度空军停飞全部约30架单座机型

Group 1 - The Indian Air Force has grounded all approximately 30 single-seat Tejas fighter jets following a runway incident on February 7, where one aircraft suffered significant damage after reportedly experiencing brake failure during landing [1][3] - The Tejas fighter jet is an indigenous single-engine multi-role light combat aircraft developed by the Aeronautical Development Agency and Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), designed for operations in high-threat environments [3] - This incident marks the third major crash involving the Tejas fighter jet since its service began, with previous accidents occurring in March 2024 and November 2025, both resulting in pilot safety but raising concerns about the aircraft's reliability [3][4][6] Group 2 - The Tejas MK-1A program is currently facing delays, with the Indian Ministry of Defence having signed contracts worth ₹480 billion (approximately 36.5 billion RMB) in February 2021 for 83 Tejas MK-1A jets, and an additional contract worth ₹623.7 billion (approximately 47.4 billion RMB) in September 2025 for 97 more jets [6][8] - The delays in the Tejas MK-1A project have been attributed to General Electric Aerospace's failure to deliver the necessary engines on time, impacting the overall delivery schedule [8] - The Indian Air Force is set to conduct a critical evaluation of the Tejas MK-1A project in April, aiming to expedite delivery without compromising operational capabilities, while remaining firm on core combat requirements [8]