India advances plans to develop its AMCA fighter engine, involving discussions with GE Aerospace and Safran, while facing US policy restrictions.
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Updated Aug 9
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India advances plans to develop its AMCA fighter engine, involving discussions with GE Aerospace and Safran, while facing US policy restrictions.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- India is evaluating GE F414 technology transfer and developing a new 120–140 kN fighter engine for AMCA with Safran.Sub-event
- India, Rolls-Royce, and Reliance Industries Limited are partnering to build a sovereign indigenous aero-engine ecosystem for AMCA.Sub-event
India is co-developing the AMCA engine with Safran while looking to replace GE powerplants.1 source
India's AMCA engine development is progressing, with GE and Safran expressing interest amid US policy restrictions.1 source
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The entities involved
- AMCA
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GE Aerospace
American aircraft engine supplier
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Safran Aircraft Engines
aircraft and rocket engine manufacturer based in France
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