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F-16 fighters will bring better weapons and radar to the Ukrainian Air Force

There are negative points of the F-16 for Ukraine, but the positive points are greater.

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 12/20/2023 - 17:00 in Military, War Zones

The F-16s will make Russian pilots think twice before entering Ukrainian airspace, say experts interviewed by Reuters for a detailed assessment of their impact on the war.

The F-16s from several European countries are now in training centers in Romania, Denmark and the USA and the first Ukrainian pilots, those who speak English fluently, will soon be in training. Much has been said about used fighters, which have become surplus as their previous owners re-equipmed with the F-35. They will help, but the military officers are apparently trying to explain the expectations.

Although it is faster and more agile than the 40-year-old MiG 29 and Su-27 now piloted by Ukrainians, the main benefit of the F-16 is in its nose. Its radar systems are much better than the old Russian hardware, giving pilots a much longer and clearer picture of the threat environment. The Russians, who pilot the newer Su-35 and MiG-31, are aware that they will be more visible to the Ukrainian F-16s and that this should keep them closer to home. Ukraine has been using ground-to-air missiles to keep fighters away, and the arrival of the F-16 will free them to go after cruise missiles and drones.

To keep up with the sophisticated radar, the F-16 uses air-to-air sho-fir and forget missiles, where Ukraine's current equipment requires guidance from the aircraft to take the missiles to their target. This makes the aircraft vulnerable and greatly increases the number of wasted shots. The F-16 has also evolved into a multifunctional fighter air defense platform that can be used for air superiority and ground attack. Lockheed Martin has refused to detail how the Vipers bound for Ukraine will be configured.

There are some deficiencies that may limit the implementation of F-16. The planes are relatively fragile and are not suitable for the pavement destroyed in the unimproved fields on which Ukraine depends heavily. With this large intake of debris, they are also vulnerable to FOD.

Russian aircraft have secondary air intakes above the wings so that the main entrances can be closed for ground operations. "The F-16 is a precious aircraft, it is fragile," Kelly Grieco, a senior researcher at the Stimson Center, told Reuters. "It's an aircraft that needs a long runway and the runway is very flat. But they are in an environment where (Ukrainian pilots) have been performing distributed operations. ... This is not an aircraft that can do that."

Perhaps the most important thing that the F-16 offers Ukraine is hope for the future. Although it can still get spare parts from other countries of the former Soviet Union, support for the old Russian planes will end and Western equipment is the only option for Ukraine, both in the short and long term. It is expected that as Ukrainian pilots get used to the simplified controls, ergonomic layouts and operations of the F-16 logical system, they will quickly adop the new ways of doing things.

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Top 6 Aerospace Companies in India and the Emergence of Aerospace Industry

Do you want to know about emerging Indian aerospace companies?

Do you want to know the top aerospace companies in India?

India is a country that made a remarkable contribution to the aerospace field and space research. Top aerospace companies in India have a vital role in the world aerospace market. Even though the aerospace industry in India made less improvement when compared with other competing countries.

In recent years many new companies are emerging in the aerospace field and many top aerospace companies in the world are starting up their office in India. This boom in the aerospace industry gives a lot of new promising projects in this field.

This growth shows that Indian companies will play a major role in future aerospace technologies in the world. Here are some of the top aerospace companies in India and their ongoing projects.

1. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)

HAL was started as a Hindustan Aircraft Company by an Indian industrialist Walchand Hirachand on 23rd December 1940. It was started with the aim of manufacturing aircraft in India.

In 1942 the government of India took over its management and major shares. In 1951 the company came under the Ministry of Defense.

In 1964 Hindustan Aircraft Limited and Aeronautics India Limited are amalgamated and named Hindustan Aeronautics Limited HAL started its business with the manufacturing of Harlow Trainer, Curtiss Hawk Fighter, and ‘Vultee Bomber Aircraft’ in collaboration with the InterContinental Aircraft Company of USA.

HT-2 Trainer aircraft was one of the first indigenously designed and manufactured aircraft by HAL this was a remarkable point in the history of the aerospace industry in India. Two seaters ‘Pushpak’, HF-24 Jet Fighter ‘(Marut)’, the HJT-16 Basic Jet Trainer ‘(Kiran)’, ‘Krishak’ are some of the other indigenously developed aircraft by HAL.

HAL has now actively involved in space research-related equipment for ISRO, Research, Repair, and overhauling of Gas turbine engines. Manufacturing of SUKHOI 30 MKI Aircraft with licensing from Russia, Research in composite materials, etc. Now it is one of the top aerospace companies in India.

2. Boeing India

Boeing took part in a major role in India’s civil aviation sector for a long time. The first airline in India Tata airlines was operated with a DC-3 aircraft. The world’s leading aerospace company is one of the top aerospace companies operating in India.

From 1940 Boeing was a part of the Indian Airforce also. Presently P-8I maritime surveillance, Boeing’s C-17 Globemaster strategic air lifters, and anti-submarine aircraft are playing an important role in India’s Defense sector.

Recently Boeing India took part in the research and development of indigenous aerospace and defense systems. Boeing is now made a partnership agreement with Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) to develop Unmanned Ariel Vehicles.

Boeing started a plant in India to manufacture critical parts for the Chinook Heavy Lift Helicopters. Boeing is taking part in the research and development of modern technologies with the partnership of Indian organizations and universities.

Boeing India started collaborative research with National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) in Bangalore, the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), and the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur in the field of aerodynamics, materials, and sciences for structural alloys, smart materials, and structures, process modeling and simulation, etc.

3. BRAHMOS

In 1983 the government of India decided to start the Integrated Guided Missile Development Program. The aim of this project was to achieve self-sufficiency in missile technology and the developing of intermediate-range and short-range missiles.

In 1998 India and Russia came up with an agreement in the defense sector which made the way for the BRAHMOS. The word ‘BRAHMOS’ came from the first letters of the river Brahmaputra and Moscow.

The aim of this agreement was to develop the world’s only supersonic cruise missile system. Now BRAHMOS is the world leading brand in missile technology and a top aerospace company in India.

4. Team Indus

Team Indus is the Indian presence in the Google Lunar X Prize mission announced in 2007. By executing India’s first privately funded moon mission Team Indus is a newly emerged top aerospace company in India.

The Google Lunar X Prize is to develop low-cost space exploration robots. To win the prize the first privately funded team to place a spacecraft on the moon’s surface, travel 500 meters on the surface, and send back videos and photos from the moon.

Team Indus already developed the exploration robot and they got a reward of one million USD for testing their landing system. They are all set for landing the rover in Mare Imbrium, a vast lava plain on the moon.

5. Rolls Royce India

Rolls-Royce is a leading name in aircraft engines and aerospace manufacturers. The company was started as a car manufacturer in 1904. During the First World War, Rolls Royce designed its first aero engine ‘The Eagle’.

Rolls Royce India has engineering centers in Bangalore and Pune in India. Rolls Royce has a joint venture with HAL which manufacture engine components. The joint venture made Rolls Royce one of the top aerospace companies in India which manufacture components like compressor shrouds and cones for our gas turbines.

6. Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL)

BEL is a government of India-owned aerospace equipment manufacturer. The company is a part of India’s aerospace and defense sectors for six decades. The company was started in 1954 with the aim to develop indigenous technologies.

By providing radars used in Indian defense systems, weapon locating Radars, Battlefield surveillance radars, Communication devices, and Electronic equipment in missiles developed by DRDO, BEL became one of the top aerospace companies in India. Electronic warfare systems like Samyukta’s electronic warfare system, F-INSAS were also developed by BEL.

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Tata Boeing Aerospace Ships First Vertical Fin Structure for B737 Aircraft

In 2021, Tata Boeing Aerospace Limited (TBAL) added a new production line to manufacture vertical fin structures for the 737 family of airplanes. source https://zeenews.india.com/aviation/tata-boeing-aerospace-ships-first-vertical-fin-structure-for-b737-aircraft-2573277.html

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Tata Boeing Aerospace delivers first fuselage for Indian Army AH-64 Apache

Tata Boeing Aerospace delivers first fuselage for Indian Army AH-64 Apache

The first fuselage of the six AH-64 Apache attack helicopters that the Indian Army had ordered has been delivered by Tata Boeing Aerospace Limited (TBAL) from its cutting-edge facility in Hyderabad. TBAL’s 14,000 sq. m. facility in addition to being a global sole source supplier for Apache fuselages, produces complex aero-structures for Boeing 737 and 777 models. The joint venture between Boeing…

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Daily Current affairs of 22nd Jan 2023

Practice daily Current affairs and give quiz for assess your knowledge. Today you can study current affairs of 21st Jan 2023 and this is suitable for almost all type of government competitive exams.

Daily Current affairs for 22nd Jan 2023

Q1. India's first School of Logistics, Waterways, and Communication has launched in which state? (a) Tripura (b) West Bengal (c) Assam (d) Bihar Answer(a) Tripura Q2. Who has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Vedanta's Cairn Oil & Gas? (a) Kazuhiro Kashio (b) Makoto Uchida (c) Nick Walker (d) Carlos Ghosn Answer(c) Nick Walker Q3. Who has defeated Aditya Mehta by 9-6 to win the final of the 'Baulkline' NSCI All India Snooker Open 2023? (a) Laxman Rawat (b) Pankaj Advani (c) Aditya Mehta (d) Geet Sethi Answer(a) Laxman Rawat Q4. Who among the following has been ranked second on Brand Finance's annual report on the world's top CEOs for the year 2023? (a) Sundar Pichai (b) Punit Renjen (c) Satya Nadella (d) Mukesh Ambani Answer(d) Mukesh Ambani Q5. Indian Navy is all set to commission the fifth diesel-electric Scorpene named as INS ___________ on January 23. (a) Kalvari (b) Karanj (c) Vela (d) Vagir Answer(d) Vagir Q6. National AIDS Control Organisation forms Largest Human Red Ribbon Chain in ____________ to create awareness on AIDS. (a) Bhubaneswar (b) Ranchi (c) Chennai (d) New Delhi Answer(a) Bhubaneswar Q7. The first of its kind joint Exercise Cyclone-I, being held in the deserts of Rajasthan, is Between India and ______. (a) UAE (b) Russia (c) Israel (d) Egypt Answer(d) Egypt Q8. Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) was signed between the Indian Ports Association (IPA) and Research & Information System for Developing Countries (RIS) for setting up a Centre for ___________. (a) Maritime Economy and Connectivity (b) Fisheries (c) Evaluation of imports (d) Renewal of energy Answer(a) Maritime Economy and Connectivity Q9. Who among the following has been selected for appointment as Director in the National Health Authority (Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission)? (a) Indu Bhushan (b) Dr. R.S. Sharma (c) Praveen Sharma (d) Prabhjot Singh Answer(c) Praveen Sharma Q10. Tata Boeing Aerospace Limited (TBAL) delivered the first fuselage for six AH-64 Apache attack __________ ordered by the Indian Army. (a) Missiles (b) Helicopters (c) Tanks (d) Jets Answer(b) Helicopters Now Try Quiz of Jan Current Affairs 2023 Attention: You must prepare daily current affairs of January 2023 for Quiz, so you can rank better and motivate for your upcoming government exam comptition.

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How AME a good career option after 12th PCM?

A career option after 12th PCM as an aircraft maintenance engineer (AME) is a terrific move for anybody interested who loves aviation and dreams to be part of it. Aviation these days is one of the most popular sectors for building a great career worldwide. It is highly visible that it provides remarkable opportunities for growth and is a good career option after 12th science PCM. A person who dreams of building a career in aviation can apply for the AME CEE entrance examination to get admission in one of the top aircraft engineering courses in India with up to 100% scholarship.

AME Career Opportunities

AME career opportunities are massively spread in the aviation sector. The role of an AME is one such opportunity. The AME is responsible for the overall safety, security, and maintenance of an aircraft. As a result, engineers specializing in aircraft maintenance are in great demand.

Under the UDAN scheme, large numbers of airports are going to be constructed. It is the responsibility of an AME to check the airworthiness of an aircraft before each flight. The huge number of skilled AMEs will be required in the upcoming years.

The digits of Indian air traffic are rising and setting new records. An increasing number of passengers will also increase demand for aircraft manufacturing companies. AME plays an important role when we talk about the safety and security of the aircraft.

AME plays an important role when we talk about the safety and security of the aircraft.

Many new players, such as Akasa Air, WOW Air, etc., are setting their foot in the aviation sector in India, which gives new heights to AME career opportunities in India.

Where are AME career in Aviation Sector?

Apart from India, AME is also eligible to build their career around the world as its license is internationally authorized. The vast opportunities are waiting for the skilled AME in several reputed and prestigious organizations, which are:

Mahindra Aerospace

Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA)

Civil Aviation Department

National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL)

Tata Advanced System

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)

Pawan Hans Helicopters

Singapore Airlines

Air India

GoAir

SpiceJet

Northrop Grumman

Boeing

Lockheed Martin

Dynetics

Blue Origin

Embraer

Bombardier

Comac

Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation (MAC)

United Aircraft Corporation (UAC)

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Kazan Aircraft Production Association (KAPA)

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The Advantages of Living in Gated Communities in Hyderabad

If you plan to buy a home for them, then look for the gated communities in Hyderabad. In Hyderabad, there are significant benefits to living in a gated community as you have good safety and security systems installed in the society.

You get access to all the facilities like parking scape, playing areas, clubhouse, gyms, swimming pools, garden or park, lifts, proper maintenance, etc.

Gated communities in Hyderabad offer you good quality 2/3 BHK apartments in an affordable range. A gated community is a community or society that is. So if you are planning to shift to an apartment in Hyderabad or buy a flat in Hyderabad, then look for gated communities for a better experience.

Advantages of living in a gated community:

Simple Access to Facilities and Amenities:

The gated community in Hyderabad initially works to offer every one of the offices and conveniences as indicated by the occupant’s necessities under one umbrella. Today, most gated networks in Hyderabad are making awesome out of this chance by offering a broad scope of offices and conveniences locally. These gated communities provide all the facilities nearby, like stores, shopping complexes, educational institutions, work offices, etc. This makes these gated communities in Hyderabad a more preferred choice for individuals.

The abundance of conveniences:

In addition to all the highlighted facility features of living in a gated community in Hyderabad, there are many present-day extravagance conveniences inside the local gated area. For instance, envision the measure of pressure you are soothed from as you don’t need to manage the city’s gridlock to arrive at your rec centre. An extended period of free admittance to conveniences is perhaps the most significant benefit of a gated local area living.

Cosmopolitan vogue:

The cosmopolitan way of life has gotten on board with that fad, particularly among the luxury apartments in gated communities in Hyderabad. The dynamic quality of social varieties in some significant and luxury gated networks in Hyderabad resembles a smaller than normal large city. Life here is energetic as there are all year festivities of various social celebrations. These gated communities make it possible to enjoy everything in these communities easily.

Better Property Value:

Is this a verifiable truth: living in a selective gated community and getting a local area instead of living in a non-gated local area is an additional benefit to a property estimation? The security of individuals who live here, the offices accessible, their location, and conveniences generally influence property estimation. All the extra facilities provided by the gated communities in Hyderabad offer a better value to the property. The seller can make good profits from these 2/3 BHK apartments in these gated communities in Hyderabad.

Socialisation and good social interaction and network:

Generally, we can see various types of people living in a gated community in Hyderabad. When some functions are organised in these communities, people go for walks. Go to society clubhouse, gyms, playing area, or any other place. They usually get a chance to interact with many people there and make a good social network within these communities. A clubhouse in these gated societies regularly has numerous conveniences that assist you with partaking in the action just as meet new individuals. Suppose you are watching out for a home. In that case, we suggest going for one with a clubhouse, especially inside the local gated area.

Cons of living in a gated community:

Some of the cons of living in a gated community are mentioned below:

High Prices: Apartments in these gated communities are a bit expensive than everyday flats or apartments in non-gated communities.

Inconvenient Locations: At times, these gated communities are far-off from the central city.

Conclusion:

Living in a Gated community in Hyderabad has many advantages. These gated communities have all the facilities required by the individuals living there. Along with this, these societies are safer than not gated communities as they have proper security management systems, including guards and CCTV cameras. The apartments in these gated communities also offer an excellent sale value of the house.

So, if you’re searching to buy an apartment in Hyderabad, you’ve come to the right place. Look for a gated community where you may put your money.

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Tata-Boeing JV delivers 100th Apache gunship fuselage

Tata-Boeing JV delivers 100th Apache gunship fuselage

Photo: Apache gunship. Hyderabad: Tata Boeing Aerospace Limited (TBAL), a joint venture between the Indian Tata Group and American Boeing Co., today announced the delivery of the 100th fuselage for the AH-64 Apache combat helicopter to Boeing from its state-of-the-art manufacturing facility here. “The fuselage will be transported to Boeing’s AH-64 Apache manufacturing facility in Mesa, AZ,…

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Indian Army: Bharat Forge wins $24.6 million order to supply Kalyani M4 Armored Vehicles

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Tata Boeing Aerospace Ships First Vertical Fin Structure for B737 Aircraft

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What is the Astronautical Engineering Scope in India?

Astronautical Engineering is one of the branches of the Aerospace Engineering course. Astronautical Engineering and Aeronautical Engineering join together for the formation of Aerospace Engineering. If we talk on an individual note about Astronautical Engineering, it is the branch that deals with the designing and manufacturing of rockets, space-shuttles, satellites, spacecraft, airships, missiles, etc. For the duration of the Astronautical Engineering, there are four areas that are taught to the students in this field, i.e., aerodynamics, propulsion, structures, and controls & dynamics. Aerodynamics is related to the study of flow characteristics over the external surface of astronautical vehicles. The design of engines that propel astronautical vehicles is referred to as propulsion. The structure field deals with the structural design of astronautical vehicles, such as stress and strain, static and dynamic loading, the choice of appropriate materials to decrease the weight of the vehicle, etc. The control and dynamics field concentrates on the stability, guidance, and control of astronautical vehicles.

What is Astronautical Engineering Course Eligibility in India?

Students must satisfy the Astronautical Engineering eligibility criteria to take admission and build their career in one of the world’s most reputed organizations. The Astronautical Engineering admission eligibility criteria are such as:

Students must be appearing or have passed the 12th with PCM from a recognized board.

Students with Diplomas in Mechanical, Electrical, and Aeronautical Engineering are also eligible.

B Tech in any stream is allowed to pursue this course.

Students must not have color blindness.

The student should qualify for the AME CEE to be part of one of the top Astronautical Engineering colleges/institutes/universities in India with upto 100% scholarship.

How to Get Admission to One of the Top Astronautical Engineering Courses in India?

The Astronautical Engineering course admission to one of the top colleges in India is one of the most responsible jobs that can be attained by following the simple steps given below:

Students must fulfil the Astronautical Engineering admission eligibility to be admitted.

Students should apply for the AME CEE application form at http://www.amecee.in.

After qualifying for the examination, students have to attend their AME CEE admission counselling to get admission to one of the premier colleges with upto 100% scholarship based on the All India Rank (AIR).

What is the Astronautical Engineering Scope in India?

The Astronautical Engineering has a plethora of scope in India as research organizations are achieving new heights while passing every day. There are numerous sectors where Astronautical Engineering students have excellent scope in India, which are as follows:

Commercial Airlines – Air India, SpiceJet, IndiGo, GoAir, etc.

Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA)

Aeronautical Development Establishment (ADE)

Private Industries: General Electric, Boeing, Airbus, Pratt & Whitney, TATA Aerospace & Defense, QuEST Global, Mahindra Aerospace, Taneja Aerospace, etc.

Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA)

Airport Design and Administration

Drone Design and its Manufacturing

Defense Services

Govt. Research Labs – Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO), National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL), Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), Gas Turbine Research Establishment (GTRE) etc.

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Why is it The Right Time to Invest in Adibatla?

Adibatla, in the Ranga Reddy district of Telangana, Hyderabad, is a new residential neighbourhood whose intellectual and cultural framework is still being built. Its appeal stems from the developing IT base, which has piqued the curiosity of both locals and NRI purchasers. With all the hubbub around this growing segment of the real estate market, you, as a buyer, must be wondering as to what all the hype is about and why. The following article has been selected to answer the same question.

Adibatla property investment is now one of Hyderabad’s most talked-about topics. Assume a buyer isn’t interested in the Adibatla housing market or its consequences. In that scenario, the first thought that comes to mind is to invest in Adibatla gated community residence flats since they may provide excellent returns on investment or a happy and peaceful place to live. Property in Adibatla is attracting much attention because of the area’s lower prices and upcoming infrastructural improvements.

Among the many reasons everyone is engaged in Adibatla real estate is that it has surfaced as Hyderabad’s future IT, Aerospace, Defence Hub and Security powerhouse. The Tata Aeronautics Special Economic Zone (SEZ) and the TCS Adibatla plant are already launched and are operational. After all, technology is the norm and benchmark of sophisticated living, and everyone else flaunts and benefits from it. Adibatla has also been recognized under the Information Technology Investment Region (ITIR) project. The Telangana government is putting aside 1000 acres for Aerospace Projects in Eliminedu Village, between Adibatla and Ibrahimpatnam. In Adibatla, several property investors are building high-quality and affordable residential projects such as Maram Garlapati Homes.

Another company, Samuha Engineering Industries Limited (SEIL), has been given 200 acres and 100 acres in the Special Economic Zone and 100 acres in the non-Special Economic Zone. The designated area is intended to include a variety of commercialization, skills enhancement, and incubator services. Not only that but in the aeronautical park, there would be 30 players. While most businesses have filed for the necessary permits, others still need to complete the required paperwork. In Adibatla village, the administration has earmarked 351 acres. Over 250 acres of land have been set aside for the SEZ, with the residual area for various auxiliary units.

Adibatla, located in the southeast zone of  Hyderabad, reportedly has homes available in two price ranges: up to Rs 40 lakh and Rs 40 to 70 lakh. Plots and dwelling homes are among the housing options available in the area. The region is located 20 kmfrom the airfield to bridge this gap.

Adibatla homes are well-served by public transportation and have easy access to surrounding regions. The area is 22 km from Hyderabad and 6 km from the ORR, which allows for easy proximity to national highways. Due to the apparent availability of physical and social facilities such as research universities, hospitals, banks and offices, retail malls, and halls, Adibatla real estate investment is an excellent choice. The region’s highways link to Rajiv Gandhi International Airport at a distance of 12.1 km. TSRTC bus lanes connected it to the rest of the city, making Adibatla real estate ideal for people who wish to travel to their destination quickly and safely.

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Deadly AH-64E Apache Attack Helicopters To Be Made In India

Deadly AH-64E Apache Attack Helicopters To Be Made In India

With 90 per cent parts sourced from Indian suppliers, this advanced facility is expected to become the sole producer of AH-64 fuselages globallyA joint venture with between Boeing and Tata Advanced Systems Ltd. (TASL) — TATA Boeing Aerospace Limited (TBAL) established in 2016 has been manufacturing fuselages for the AH-64 Apache. With 90 per cent parts sourced from Indian suppliers, this…

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"Aero India 2011" (The 2011 edition of Aero India was held from 9 to 13 February in Bangalore) by Robert Sullivan Via Flickr: A test pilot stands near a Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet aircraft on display ahead of the "Aero India 2011" at Yelahanka air force station on the outskirts of Bangalore February 8, 2011. 8th edition (2011) The 2011 edition of Aero India was held from 9 to 13 February in Bangalore. It was reported that the Chinese aircraft will not participate in this edition, due to rising trade competition between India and China. However these claims were false and China had its representatives present there. The highlight of the morning was the flight display in which several aircraft performed intricate manoeuvres. HAL Tejas, which flew in a formation in public view for the first time, was a key highlight, as it performed a vertical climb and then did a belly turn right in front of the podium. While five Jaguars flew in a V-formation, the Sukhoi Su-30MKI flew in a trident formation. Boeing's F/A-18 Super Hornet, the Saab Gripen and Dassault Rafale also performed loops, rolls, and somersaults in the air. The aerobatic team Surya Kiran did their last show with their Kiran aircraft which are planned to be replaced by new BAE Hawk aircraft. The aerobatic team of Czech Republic popularly known as Flying Bulls or Red Bull also performed for first time. Indian Aerospace Companies such as Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), National Aerospace Laboratories, Mahindra Aerospace, Taneja Aerospace (TAAL) and Tata Aerospace also participated in the event.