INS Vikrant, India’s largest warship, has been buzzing with activity with 1, 600 personnel onboard and has been sailing at full capacity. Here’s a look at how the commissioning of India's first indigenous aircraft carrier has boosted the Navy and what is next on the agenda. A rugged MiG-29K fighter jet roars on the deck of INS Vikrant, all set for a take-off as India's first indigenous aircraft carrier sails in the high seas, 80 km from Goa's coast in the Arabian Sea, getting combat ready. Within seconds, the fighter aircraft zooms past the short runway and the ski jump and takes off, manoeuvring over the deep waters.