Pune: Indian Air Force airlifts empty Oxygen Containers for Treatment of COVID-19 Patients

Pune, 24 April 2021: Indian Air Force in its run to fight against COVID19, airlifts empty Oxygen Containers in Maharashtra to filling stations.

One C-17 of Indian Air Force was airborne from the Hindan airbase for Pune Airbase today, 24th April 2021 at 08:00 am . The aircraft arrived at Pune at 10:00 am. The jet is being loaded with empty container trucks for Liquid Medical Oxygen. The aircraft will depart Pune and offload these containers at  Jamnagar Air Base by 1:30 pm today.

One C-17 of Indian Air Force was airborne from Hindan air base at 8 am today for Pune Airbase. The jet was loaded with two empty container trucks for Liquid Oxygen. The aircraft will depart Pune and offload these containers at Jamnagar Air Base by 1:30 pm today. @pune_pro #pune pic.twitter.com/XA6MudmLIE

— Punekar News (@punekarnews) April 24, 2021

Also, IAF has deployed its C-17 which was airborne from the Hindan Air Base for Changi International Airport, Singapore today at 2 AM. The aircraft arrived in Singapore at 07:45 am. After loading four containers of cryogenic oxygen tanks,  it will depart Singapore and land at Panagarh Air Base in West Bengal and offload these containers by this evening.

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