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Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) is notably India's leading private sector player for aerospace and defence solutions.
The first Made-in-India helicopter is expected to be delivered in 2026, with an initial production capacity of 10 helicopters per year at the Indian final assembly line.
Indigo is expected to receive the deliveries of 30 Airbus A350-900 widebody aircraft by 2027.
While pending orders from Indian airlines for new aircraft are large, they have inducted 133 news planes in their fleet last year, reveals DGCA.
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited will now enter the aircraft servicing industry with its new partnership with Airbus, which is trying to tap the MRO industry in India.
The contract with Airbus will promote 'Make-In-India' initiative by manufacturing critical components for Airbus' commercial aircraft, including the A320neo, A330neo, and A350 programs.
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited and Safran Aircraft Engines will now be manufacturing engine parts for LEAP power plants that are used on Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 family.
The Indian Air Force (IAF) is procuring 56 C295 aircraft manufactured by Tata and Airbus to replace its fleet of aging Avro-748 planes that entered service over six decades back.
Air Force chief, Air Marshal V R Chaudhari, is in Seville, Spain, where the delivery of the first C-295 aircraft will take place today; read on for more details.
India is ready to receive its first-ever Airbus C295 aircraft from Spain, which is one of the 16 airframes that the manufacturer will supply to the country.
India had inked an agreement with Airbus for supply of 56 C-295 military transport aircraft in September 2021.
The Airbus A380 is the largest passenger line in the world, and it is also the only jet-line to boast a full-length double deck with various seating options.
The Airbus BelugaXL is often called the 'Whale' or 'Smiling Beluga' due to its resemblance to the Beluga Whale, on which its design is based.
India's budget air carrier - IndiGo, has placed a large order for 500 Airbus aircraft, making it the largest-ever order for the manufacturer from an airlines.
With this additional firm order of 500 aircraft for 2030-2035, IndiGo's order book has almost 1,000 aircraft yet to be delivered well into the next decade, the airline said.
In September 2021, Cabinet Committee on Security approved the procurement of 56 C-295MW transport aircraft from Airbus Defence, 40 of which will be made by Tata Group in India.
Air Mauritius currently operates six weekly direct flights to Mumba and will begin bi-weekly flight services to Delhi.
The announcement came weeks after Tata Group-owned Air India placed an order for 470 aircraft, including 270 planes with Airbus, reports PTI.
After the delivery of 56 C-295 aircraft to IAF, Airbus will be allowed to sell the aircraft manufactured in India to civil operators and export to countries that the Indian government clears.
As part of the expansion plan, IndiGo has partnered with Turkish airlines to expand its reach to Europe, said the airline's head of international sales, Vinay Malhotra.
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