The unit was resurrected in 2008 with Jaguar Darin II aircraft and continues to operate from Jamnagar.

[1][2] No.224 Sqn crest depicts a warrior on a chariot proceeding to war.

The chariot signifies the weapon platforms which are highly lethal and flexible, the horse signifying the power and strength and the warrior is at high state of readiness and aiming his weapons on the enemies.

224 Sqn, IAF was raised on 4 July 1983 at Airforce Station Adampur under the command of Wg Cdr RA Massey, Vr C, as a part of Western Air Command.

[5] No 224 Sqn was adjudged the best over all fighter squadron in Western Air Command during 1986-1987[6]