A 14-member team of engineers from the UK has begun assessing a state-of-the-art British fighter jet stuck at an airport in India for more than three weeks now. The F-35B landed on 14 June at Thiruvananthapuram airport in the southern state of Kerala where it was diverted after it ran into bad weather during a sortie in the Indian ocean.

The British Navy’s fifth-generation fighter landed in Thiruvananthapuram after being unable to return to the aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales, which was operating in the Indian Ocean Region

The British F-35 fighter jet, which made an emergency landing in Kerala on June 14, was moved to a hangar on July 6 after 22 days. UK engineers are set to repair the jet. Check estimated parking fees here.