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  1. AMCA, Tata Advanced Systems, and HAL are pursuing a competitive private-sector consortium model for prototypes in India.
  2. Tejas Mk2 serves as a technology bridge for AMCA in a collaborative effort between AMCA, HAL, and relevant agencies.

Tejas program is undergoing major airframe redesigns and is being fitted with F404-IN20 engines for the Indian Air Force.

10 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 22
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Tejas program is undergoing major airframe redesigns and is being fitted with F404-IN20 engines for the Indian Air Force.

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  1. IAF expects to induct Tejas Mk-1A fighter after receiving F404-IN20 turbofans from GE Aerospace.1 source
  2. GE Aerospace supplies F404-IN20 engines to HAL for the Tejas Mk-1A program.Sub-event
  3. Boeing pressured GE to ramp up F404-IN20 delivery for the Tejas Mk1A.1 source
  4. F404-IN20 engines supplied by GE Aerospace for indigenous Indian fighter program.1 source
  5. The Indian Air Force is currently utilizing the Tejas Mk1A fleet for replacement, while the program relies on critical engine components from General Electric, all under the shadow of a twin threat from China.1 source
  6. Tejas program undergoing major airframe redesigns and fitted with F404-IN20 engines for IAF use.1 source

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