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Trump vows new US air show will be biggest in the world
CapeWeek is set to take place at Kennedy Space Center in Florida and is designed to promote American aerospace leadership. The event aims to surpass major air shows hosted internationally while attracting business from around the world. Trump emphasized this initiative after encouraging space companies to forgo an upcoming summit in Paris. This new conference will add to an existing array of global aviation events.
IAF chief hints at foreign fifth-gen fighter option if AMCA is delayed, cites Russia's Su-57 offer
IAF chief Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh has indicated that India could examine foreign fifth-generation fighter options if the indigenous AMCA programme is delayed. Russia has offered its Su-57 fighter, although Singh said no decision has been taken. The IAF is also seeking to expand its fighter fleet as squadron strength remains below the authorised level.
Orbital Shift: India's space sector undergoing biggest transformation; pvt firms handle rockets, ISRO focus on more ambitious missions
India's space sector is undergoing significant changes as private companies engage in rocket production and management. The Indian Space Research Organisation is shifting its focus towards more ambitious missions and projects. This transition follows the introduction of the Indian Space Policy 2023, which emphasizes private sector participation. Concerns have been raised by ISRO employees regarding the agency's future and potential loss of capabilities.
HAL signs MoU with BEML for strategic collaboration in learning, development
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited has signed an MoU with BEML Ltd to collaborate on leadership and technical training programs. The partnership aims at skill development and professional excellence by offering induction training, management training, specialized workshops, certification programs, and various learning opportunities for BEML professionals.
HAL and DIAT forge partnership for advancing aerospace research
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited's HAL Management Academy has partnered with Defence Institute of Advanced Technology to bridge the gap between industry and academia. The collaboration will offer HAL executives master's and PhD programs, specialized training, and joint research projects, enhancing India's defence and aviation capabilities.
Space warfare, AI solutions to defence highlight of DefSat 2025 next month
Defence and space leaders will gather in India next month for the DefSat Conference and Expo to discuss the growing role of space technology in modern warfare. The conference will explore topics such as quantum key distribution, non-kinetic warfare, and AI-powered solutions, with a focus on homeland security applications.
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France, India to set up aeronautics cluster; campus for aeronautics, space training
France and India are collaborating to establish an aeronautics cluster and an Indo-French campus for professional training in aeronautics and space. This initiative aims to boost their long-term strategic partnership, particularly in defence and aerospace, and includes efforts to develop a sustainable aviation fuel supply chain.
NASA will soon provide advanced training to Indian astronauts: Eric Garcetti
The day-long event in Bengaluru garnered participation from senior officials from both the US and Indian governments, including Garcetti, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman Dr. Somanath. S, representatives from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and the Government of India, as well as prominent leaders from the commercial space industry, industry stakeholders, venture capitalists, and market analysts.
Lockheed Martin shares new partnership opportunities with Indian suppliers
"A highlight from the company's RMS group is future work with MH-60R for India. There is an offset requirement for the programme, and so as part of that, Lockheed Martin will put more indirect work over in India," it stated. During the Feb visit of Donald Trump, India announced that it will procure 24 MH-60R helicopters, worth around USD 2.6 bn.
Defence Expo to focus on showcasing India's potential to become manufacturing hub
The 11th edition of DefExpo promises to bring new technologies and solutions on a single platform for defence manufacturing firms from India and abroad. The main theme of the Expo is 'India: The Emerging Defence Manufacturing Hub' and the focus will be on 'Digital Transformation of Defence'.
Pricing issue of 83 LCA finalised: Defence Ministry
The pricing of light combat aircraft was finalised two days ago and the support package will be finalised in a month or two, said Director General, Defence Ministry Apurva Chandra
Future robots to be muscle mimicking & self-healing: DRDO
Tessy Thomas, DRDO's Aeronautical Systems (Aero) Director General said these robots would also be able to perform a wide range of motions, adapt to dynamic environment and work cordially with the human environment.
India in talks with Russia for multi-million dollar deal to upgrade 1000 T-90 tanks
Under the deal, Russian firms will transfer the tank technology to Indian partners in a bid to shake off the armed forces’ over-dependence on Russian supplies, they said.
India, Russia sign pacts for maintenance of Sukhoi jets
Speaking on the occasion, Manturov said Russia will provide critical support for maintenance of Russian-origin aircraft and military platforms.
Aerospace technologies to be used for society's benefits: ISRO
ISRO chairman AS Kiran Kumar today said there was immense potential for the aerospace technologies to be used for society's benefit.
We need a vision of 'Made by India': Swadeshi Jagran Manch
The Swadeshi Jagran Manch advocated for a vision of 'Made by India' saying that 'Make in India' is based on non-indigenous technology and foreign investment.
Prestigious award for defence scientist G Satheesh Reddy
RAeS, London has conferred G Satheesh Reddy, Scientific Adviser to the Defence Minister, with the Society's 2015 Silver Medal.
HAL chief, T Suvarna Raju calls of indigenisation of advanced materials
The HAL chief called for synergy between efforts governments and non-government establishments in defence, space and atomic energy.
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited planning aerospace university
"What we need is around 10 lakh skilled people, and we must get them as crores of investment would be made in India in next few years," Tyagi said.
GMR Group mulling to set up aerospace training centre at Hyderabad airport
GMR Group is mulling to set up an aerospace training centre at the city airport to cater to the different requirements of the industry.
HAL to set up faculty chair at IIT Kanpur
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd today signed an agreement with IIT Kanpur for setting up a faculty chair at the Institute's campus.
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd to be integrator of fighter jets in MMRCA project: Defence Ministry
Top official in Department of Defence Production was asked to clarify on the role of HAL in the project in view of the demand made by Dassault Aviation.
Financial loss to airlines due to bird hits comes down
Global experts have gathered at the seminar to discuss ways to handle the hazard and also the incidents of runway incursions by stray animals.
Pakistan negotiating for more F-16s with US
Pakistan, which recently received 14 F-16s from the US and another 14 is on its way, is negotiating for more such fighter jets.
Airlines ask airports to reduce charges
Airline industry made a strong plea to Indian airports to reduce landing, parking and navigation charges, with a top Jet Airways officer saying India accounted for only 2 per cent of global air travel but 30 per cent of the world losses.
IAF proposes to set up National Aeronautical Commission
IAF has mooted a proposal to set up a National Aeronautical Commission (NAC) for developing indigenous capabilities in the field of aviation.
India to seal big-ticket military deals
India said it was gearing up to seal military contracts worth billions of dollars including a massive fighter jet deal which has prompted a dogfight among global aeronautical giants.
On a business jet plane...Indians flying high in style
Travelling whenever, wherever and with whosoever you want to is true luxury. No wonder, private jets and yachts, symbols of this unhindered mobility, are finding many takers in India too.
PGCIL, NALCO to enter Navratna club soon
PGCIL and NALCO are among four public sector undertakings expected to join the Navratna list soon, with the government waiting for the firms to appoint the requisite number of non-official directors.
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