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  1. India is developing AMCA fifth-generation aircraft as regional conflicts see stealth aircraft attacks on Iran.
  2. India advances plans to develop its AMCA fighter engine, involving discussions with GE Aerospace and Safran, while facing US policy restrictions.

India is evaluating GE F414 technology transfer and developing a new 120–140 kN fighter engine for AMCA with Safran.

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India is evaluating GE F414 technology transfer and developing a new 120–140 kN fighter engine for AMCA with Safran.

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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. All 2 developments

Within India is developing AMCA fifth-generation aircraft as regional conflicts see stealth aircraft attacks on Iran.

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