Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) is supporting the Indian Air Force (IAF) by extending the engine life for its operational fleet.
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What happened
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) is supporting the Indian Air Force (IAF) by extending the engine life for its operational fleet.
Who's involved
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Part of
The Indian Air Force operates its core fighter fleet in India, utilizing Hindustan Aeronautics Limited for defense hardware production.Also in this story
- HAL is manufacturing and supplying Tejas jets for the Indian Air Force.
- RAM and Hindustan Aeronautics Limited conducted indigenous work on stealth and countermeasure technologies, applying coatings to reduce radar signature.
- The Su-30MKI fighter fleet is receiving upgrades, including indigenous electronic warfare suites, under the Super Sukhoi modernization programme.
- Honeywell and HAL inaugurated production lines for the HTT-40 basic trainer for the Indian Air Force.
The entities involved
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Hindustan Aeronautics Limited
Indian public sector aerospace manufacturer
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Indian Air Force
Aerial service branch of the Indian Armed Forces
Related events
- HAL is developing drone hunter upgrades for the Indian Air Force.
- The Indian Air Force is confirmed as a national defense force of India.
- The Indian Air Force engages Hindustan Aeronautics Limited over delays in the indigenous LCA Mk1A fighter aircraft.
- Hindustan Aeronautics Limited receives major defence contracts from the Indian government to supply Light Combat Helicopters for the Indian Army and IAF operations.
- Honeywell supplies engines for HTT-40 trainers, while HAL delivers basic trainers and Tejas Mk.1s.