KABUL (Pajhwok): Another C-130 aircraft was repaired and readied to fly, thanks to efforts of air force engineers, the Ministry of Defense said Tuesday.
The process of repairing and reactivating other faulty aircraft at the ministry’s Air Force General Command has also been underway by Afghan engineers and technicians.
According to reports, the US forces left behind 73 planes and helicopters in Afghanistan while withdrawing from the country.
But General Kenneth McKenzie, the Head of US Central Command, said at the time that it was impossible to use of all them and that the planes would not fly . . .
