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HAL faces certification hurdles for Tejas Mk1A delivery to IAF

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Hindustan Aeronautics Limited is preparing the first batch of Tejas Mk1A aircraft for delivery to the Indian Air Force. The delivery is contingent on the successful integration and certification of the new AESA radar, which requires various flight tests and software modifications to pass performance checks. HAL has already completed 27 Tejas Mk1A airframes.

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The company is engaged in a rigorous test-fix-retest cycle with the radar's original equipment manufacturer to address any performance issues. Meanwhile, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has urged domestic firms like HAL to establish firm timelines for projects to mitigate capability gaps and cost escalation.

The Indian Air Force operates its core fighter fleet in India, utilizing Hindustan Aeronautics Limited for defense hardware production.

From idrw.org, hindustantimes.com

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