A Republic of Singapore F-16 on display at Singapore Airshow 2022. Based on information received by Janes at the event, this example has yet to receive the upgrades that were disclosed by MINDEF in 2015. (Janes/Ridzwan Rahmat)

The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) has taken delivery of an initial batch of upgraded F-16s.

The milestone was confirmed by RSAF chief Major General Kelvin Khong, in a written reply to questions that had been sent to the service in the run-up to Singapore Airshow 2022.

“Our F-16C/Ds fleet of fighter aircraft is being upgraded in phases, and we have commenced initial deliveries of the upgraded F-16 in June 2021,” said Maj Gen Khong in the reply.

“Subsequent deliveries will be rolled out progressively to ensure that the RSAF continues to have a capable fleet of fighter aircraft to meet our defence requirements. We will continue to operate these fighter aircraft for at least another decade and are working towards replacing the F-16s at the end of their operational life,” he added.

A Republic of Singapore F-16 on display at Singapore Airshow 2022. Based on information received by Janes at the event, this example has yet to receive the upgrades that were disclosed by MINDEF in 2015. (Janes/Ridzwan Rahmat)

The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) has taken delivery of an initial batch of upgraded F-16s.

The milestone was confirmed by RSAF chief Major General Kelvin Khong, in a written reply to questions that had been sent to the service in the run-up to Singapore Airshow 2022.

“Our F-16C/Ds fleet of fighter aircraft is being upgraded in phases, and we have commenced initial deliveries of the upgraded F-16 in June 2021,” said Maj Gen Khong in the reply.

“Subsequent deliveries will be rolled out progressively to ensure that the RSAF continues to have a capable fleet of fighter aircraft to meet our defence requirements. We will continue to operate these fighter aircraft for at least another decade and are working towards replacing the F-16s at the end of their operational life,” he added.

A Republic of Singapore F-16 on display at Singapore Airshow 2022. Based on information received by Janes at the event, this example has yet to receive the upgrades that were disclosed by MINDEF in 2015. (Janes/Ridzwan Rahmat)

The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) has taken delivery of an initial batch of upgraded F-16s.

The milestone was confirmed by RSAF chief Major General Kelvin Khong, in a written reply to questions that had been sent to the service in the run-up to Singapore Airshow 2022.

“Our F-16C/Ds fleet of fighter aircraft is being upgraded in phases, and we have commenced initial deliveries of the upgraded F-16 in June 2021,” said Maj Gen Khong in the reply.

“Subsequent deliveries will be rolled out progressively to ensure that the RSAF continues to have a capable fleet of fighter aircraft to meet our defence requirements. We will continue to operate these fighter aircraft for at least another decade and are working towards replacing the F-16s at the end of their operational life,” he added.

A Republic of Singapore F-16 on display at Singapore Airshow 2022. Based on information received by Janes at the event, this example has yet to receive the upgrades that were disclosed by MINDEF in 2015. (Janes/Ridzwan Rahmat)

The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) has taken delivery of an initial batch of upgraded F-16s.

The milestone was confirmed by RSAF chief Major General Kelvin Khong, in a written reply to questions that had been sent to the service in the run-up to Singapore Airshow 2022.

“Our F-16C/Ds fleet of fighter aircraft is being upgraded in phases, and we have commenced initial deliveries of the upgraded F-16 in June 2021,” said Maj Gen Khong in the reply.

“Subsequent deliveries will be rolled out progressively to ensure that the RSAF continues to have a capable fleet of fighter aircraft to meet our defence requirements. We will continue to operate these fighter aircraft for at least another decade and are working towards replacing the F-16s at the end of their operational life,” he added.

A Republic of Singapore F-16 on display at Singapore Airshow 2022. Based on information received by Janes at the event, this example has yet to receive the upgrades that were disclosed by MINDEF in 2015. (Janes/Ridzwan Rahmat)

The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) has taken delivery of an initial batch of upgraded F-16s.

The milestone was confirmed by RSAF chief Major General Kelvin Khong, in a written reply to questions that had been sent to the service in the run-up to Singapore Airshow 2022.

“Our F-16C/Ds fleet of fighter aircraft is being upgraded in phases, and we have commenced initial deliveries of the upgraded F-16 in June 2021,” said Maj Gen Khong in the reply.

“Subsequent deliveries will be rolled out progressively to ensure that the RSAF continues to have a capable fleet of fighter aircraft to meet our defence requirements. We will continue to operate these fighter aircraft for at least another decade and are working towards replacing the F-16s at the end of their operational life,” he added.

A Republic of Singapore F-16 on display at Singapore Airshow 2022. Based on information received by Janes at the event, this example has yet to receive the upgrades that were disclosed by MINDEF in 2015. (Janes/Ridzwan Rahmat)

The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) has taken delivery of an initial batch of upgraded F-16s.

The milestone was confirmed by RSAF chief Major General Kelvin Khong, in a written reply to questions that had been sent to the service in the run-up to Singapore Airshow 2022.

“Our F-16C/Ds fleet of fighter aircraft is being upgraded in phases, and we have commenced initial deliveries of the upgraded F-16 in June 2021,” said Maj Gen Khong in the reply.

“Subsequent deliveries will be rolled out progressively to ensure that the RSAF continues to have a capable fleet of fighter aircraft to meet our defence requirements. We will continue to operate these fighter aircraft for at least another decade and are working towards replacing the F-16s at the end of their operational life,” he added.