Pakistan Successfully Tests Its First Indigenous Air-to-Air Missile “Faaz”; ISPR States New Missile Will Significantly Enhance Pakistan Air Force’s Operational Capabilities
RAWALPINDI: Pakistan has taken a huge leap forward in air-to-air missile development following the successful completion of the flight test of its first indigenous-made air-to-air missile called “Faaz”.
The new missile is fitted with an advanced terminal guidance system and can hit and destroy enemy aircraft targets from long range with high precision, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said.
The Pakistani missile called “Faaz” successfully tested some of the key highlights of it:
Boost to Operational Readiness: ISPR said that the induction of Faaz missile will significantly bolster the Pakistan Air Force’s (PAF) operational capability and tactical readiness, thus further strengthening the country’s defensive posture.
The successful test marks another achievement of Pakistan’s increasing technical expertise, innovation and self-reliance in the defense manufacturing industry.
Leadership Tributes: The test was attended by senior military officials, defense scientists and engineers who made a significant contribution towards the development of the sophisticated weapon system. The President, Prime Minister, Field Marshal and the services chiefs congratulated the scientists and engineers on the successful test.