- Narendra Modi highlights indigenous defense production targets in India, focusing on the Tejas combat aircraft and advanced AMCA platform development.
- IAF plans to expand its indigenous multirole fighter fleet and acquire stealth fighter capability.
India stated that the AMCA airframe can incorporate new technologies and is expected to be the core of future combat aviation.
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India stated that the AMCA airframe can incorporate new technologies and is expected to be the core of future combat aviation.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.AMCA development awaits finalization of industry partners as twin-engine 5th-gen jets progress.1 source
- The Indian Air Force plans to procure AMCA in initial batches, with the Aeronautical Development Agency collaborating on integrating next-gen capabilities.Sub-event
AMCA is viewed as the future backbone for India's combat aviation capabilities.1 source
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