New Delhi, 23 July 2022

As per news report of Rt.com, the measure was described as a “temporary” safety precaution stemming from an issue with the planes’ ejector seats. “We have been notified of a technical issue which may affect the safe operation of our ejector seats in Typhoon and [Red Arrows] aircraft. We have paused non-essential flying as a temporary safety precaution until the situation is better understood,” RAF said on Twitter. Britain maintains a fleet of some 100 Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft, which are the country’s primary multirole fighter jet. The ejection seat issue also affects the BAE Systems Hawk trainer aircraft used by the Red Arrows aerobatics team.

Source - Rt.com

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