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Real aircraft can detect IR missiles using a Missile Warning System (MWS). A UV MWS will detect the eject and boost stage of a missile launch, IR MWS will detect eject, boost and coast stages. Radar MWS detects the fuse/terminal stage. The very least you will get is a warning and can have auto-release of flares when the MWS detects the missile. An ideal MWS will have multiple sensors for all round coverage.
If the aircraft is large enough it may have DIRCM (Direcftional IR Counter Measures), may also be known as Large Aircraft IR Counter Measures (LAIRCM). This will be cued by the MWS to confuse the incoming missile with a laser.