00:00This aircraft is a C-17 Globemaster. It is a versatile platform. We carry out around 70 tons of payload.
00:08As of now, we carry out around 35 to 40 tons of relief material, which is NDRF, Tentage, Dignity Kits
00:15and Medic Alley.
00:18The flying time will be 1 hour and 15 minutes here.
00:22Departure time is in the morning, so around 10.45 we will be landing at Kathmandu.
00:28What can be done there?
00:32This is not the case.
00:34We have time to get down.
00:37How much fuel is there?
00:41Is there any contingency?
00:45We carry adequate fuel if we need to hold something in the approach.
00:51But if the delay is uncertain and we don't get landing,
00:55then we have two airmarks within India.
00:59We have informed that if we need to divert,
01:02then we will divert and refuel.
01:04And then when the clearance comes from Nepal,
01:06then we will launch for Nepal.
01:07So all contingency, weather-wise or any delay in airport-wise,
01:11then we will cater as usual.
01:14As usual.
01:15What are the plans for now?
01:16How many crew members will be able to travel with you?
01:19And until the time will go?
01:20Because yesterday we have been on our payload,
01:22so what are the plans for you?
01:36After 3-4 hours, it will be offloading.
01:38Then after 4 hours, we will recover from Hinden.
01:41Then we will recover.
01:42Then we will recover from Nepal.
02:02Then we will recover from Nepal.
02:08So we will have to do operations in Nepal.
02:10So we will get information.
02:13Because we are all in the same way.
02:16So we have to do our C-130J Hercules.
02:19We have to load relief materials,
02:22medicines and generators.
02:23We have to load the civil authorities,
02:25especially NDRF's help.
02:28And as soon as we have to launch it,
02:33we have to take off.
02:35And after 2 hours,
02:36we have to land in Nepal.
02:38And we have to supply the material around 10 tons.
02:41And we have to supply the material around 10 tons.
02:43And we can see the C-70 as well.
02:47This is ready.
02:48We have to load around 35 tons.
02:51And it will take off a little bit.
02:53And within maybe half an hour,
02:56we will land in Kathmandu.
02:58And then we will supply the relief materials.
02:59So in this mission,
03:02the most important thing is
03:03to provide timely support.
03:06Which is our aim.
03:08Now, the Air Force,
03:09it has only been in India,
03:12within many countries,
03:15flood relief, earthquake relief operations.
03:18And in addition,
03:19we have to do the neighboring countries,
03:21whether Nepal or Myanmar,
03:23or Sri Lanka,
03:24we have to do the relief operations.
03:55You know,
03:57I am sure that the weather is bad for us, so we are ready, plus when we are heading to
04:03Kathmandu,
04:04there will be other countries of such aircraft, so it is possible that we don't get immediately landing,
04:10so we are ready for the fuel, so we are ready for a little circle, land, but the main aim
04:17is to reach the main aim,
04:18so we are ready for it, but it is so that the helicopters are on standby, they are ready,
04:24and they can also launch. If you think about the nature of operations,
04:30it is possible to reach helicopters, but the demand and the call is the government.
05:05Rewind to the edge of thestrategia.
05:05So if you think about them, they are ready for a tough time,
05:07Tune in the end of the night too.
05:07You just have to be careful not to be careful.
05:07You just can't find yourself.
05:07Are you ready for the charge?
05:08Well, I'm ready for the charge.
05:09Let's go.
05:09Oh.
05:12Let's go.
05:18Let's go.
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