Jodhpur: The Chief of Staff of the US Air Force, General David L Goldfein, flew the 'Made in India' light battle flying machine Tejas in Jodhpur on Saturday. With this he turned into the main remote military boss to fly the LCA that has been really taking shape for a long time and seen feedback about its execution. General David L Goldfein, Chief of Staff of the US Air Force, is on an official visit to India. He flew a fight in '#MadeinIndia' LCA Tejas flying machine at AF Stn Jodhpur today," the IAF said on Twitter.General David L Goldfein, Chief of Staff of the US Air Force, is on an official visit to India. He flew a fight in '#MadeinIndia' LCA Tejas airplane at AF Stn Jodhpur today. Goldfein is a charge pilot with 4200 flying hours added to his repertoire. He has flown in the Gulf war and in Afghanistan also. His co-pilot on the flight was Air Vice Marshal AP Singh.Goldfein alongside General Terrence O'Shaughnessy, Commander of US Pacific Air Force, arrived in New Delhi on Thursday to help military ties between the two countries and has had a few rounds of dialog with key functionaries of the IAF, including Air Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa.The first squadron of Tejas was accepted into the IAF in July 2016.