What is a unique responsibility of the Air-to-Air Cell?

The unique responsibility of the Air-to-Air Cell is to ensure air superiority through strategic missions. This cell is focused on the control and coordination of air operations that primarily involve engaging and defeating enemy aircraft. It develops and implements tactics, techniques, and procedures to establish and maintain dominance in the skies, which is critical for the success of broader military objectives. This involves a significant emphasis on missions directly related to air combat, intercepting hostile targets, and defending friendly assets from aerial threats.

In contrast, planning humanitarian missions, coordinating troop movements, and establishing medical evacuation routes are responsibilities that fall under different operational cells or sectors within military strategy, focusing on ground operations, logistics, or humanitarian support rather than the specific context of air-to-air combat operations.