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The market in India is very important for Gulfstream, and we are seeing increased interest in the region

Gulfstream has delivered 200+ special missions aircraft to support governments and militaries in more than 40 countries. It’s also the leader in business jet segments having most advanced fleet meeting the requirements of its clients. In an exclusive interview, Mr. Mark Burns, President, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation. shares his thoughts with Vishal Kashyap, Managing Editor, Aviation World on special mission aircraft and its market size, the business jet segments, sustainability, thoughts for India and many more important issues. Excerpts of the interview: What are the portfolios that Gulfstream Special Mission Aircraft caters to? More than 200 Gulfstream special missions aircraft have been delivered to over 40 countries, including all branches of the U.S. military. A record number of deliveries and projects are currently underway in aeromedical transport, airborne research, command and control, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, and airborne early warning. What’s the market size for special mission aircraft and where does Gulfstream position itself? We see strong demand for Gulfstream’s special missions business, and opportunities for growth exist across our product line. Gulfstream aircraft are ideal for special missions for the following reasons: • Gulfstream-modified aircraft help create an aircraft architecture that can easily accommodate shifting technologies and integrate the latest communications systems and command and control systems • Gulfstream’s fleet offers compelling combinations of size and speed ideal for special missions • Our large-cabin aircraft can perform missions at higher altitudes, reach those altitudes more quickly and fly farther for longer durations. • Gulfstream performance advantages include lower fuel burn and lower maintenance Gulfstream also has the unique ability to manage aircraft modifications in-house with a dedicated team of engineers and professionals at our special missions facilities. Such modifications executed by Gulfstream include significant aircraft adaptations to support and accommodate specialized equipment necessary to address mission-critical needs. Who are the potential customers for special mission aircraft and which segment of its operation is the most preferred one? Governments, militaries and institutions around the world choose Gulfstream for their special missions aircraft needs, whether for medevac aircraft, head-of-state transport, atmospheric research or highly specialized military applications. Gulfstream’s new family of advanced technology aircraft provide a wide range of solutions for today’s special mission requirements. From the G280, to the G700 and G800, our fleet of aircraft offers unparalleled combinations of range, speed and cabin size to support a variety of requirements. What are the specifications of the business jet categories of G700 and G600 in terms of operational capability, SAF and advanced technology? Gulfstream’s next-generation family of aircraft, including the G400, G500, G600, G700 and G800 offer an aircraft for every mission, and they do so with industry leading flight deck technology, safety, cabin comfort and efficiency. This next-generation fleet features safety enhancements and technology that have transformed business aviation, including the Gulfstream Symmetry Flight Deck with the industry’s first active-control sidesticks and most extensive touch screen technology – it was purposefully designed to be simple and intuitive, reducing the crew’s workload and increasing time saved. Gulfstream’s research and development investments have also enabled us to create a cabin environment that is the most comfortable in the industry and supports passenger health and well-being. The Gulfstream Cabin Experience includes 100% fresh, never recirculated air, industry leading low cabin altitudes, and a plasma air ionization system, all complemented by Gulfstream Panoramic Oval Windows that allow an abundance of natural light to fill the cabin –these elements help ease passengers’ transitions through different time zones. We also lead the industry in sustainability with fuel-efficient, noise- and emissions-reducing aircraft and continued innovations with sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). Gulfstream completed the world’s first trans-Atlantic flight on 100% SAF – a significant step forward in the research and development of using 100% SAF – and was also the first in the business aviation industry to conduct ground emissions testing of 100% neat SAF containing zero sulfur, a significant step in further reducing the overall climate impact of business aviation. In addition, Gulfstream’s large-cabin aircraft were designed with advanced aerodynamics and feature engines with advanced technology, which, combined, reduce drag and increase fuel efficiency. All these developments also help our customers meet their own sustainability goals. What value proposition does Sustainable Wings accreditation from the National Aeronautic Association (NAA) add? We were excited to set two new city-pair speed records on SAF with the G700 in June and earn the NAA’s Sustainable Wings certification for both flights – Gulfstream also earned the NAA’s first Sustainable Wings certification in 2021 on the G500.Demonstrating the use of SAF in setting speed records and earning the Sustainable Wings accreditation is important to us in our efforts to show the efficacy of SAF and promoting sustainability across the aviation industry as a whole. What’s your take on the Gulfstream’s presence as well as demand from India? The market in India is very important for Gulfstream, and we are seeing increased interest in the region. We are also seeing an increase in charter traffic in India, which can ultimately lead to new buyers after they experience first-hand the benefits of business aviation. What’s the order line that you have at present? Gulfstream is currently experiencing one of the biggest backlogs in company history, thanks to robust demand for our aircraft from around the world.

Cargo, Recent News

SriLankan Cargo named finalist for Airline of the year – Asia at World Air Cargo Awards

New Delhi, 11 July 2025: SriLankan Cargo, the air freight arm of SriLankan Airlines, was named a finalist for Airline of the Year – Asia at the prestigious World Air Cargo Awards 2025, held recently at the air cargo Europe trade fair in Messe München, Munich, Germany. Nominees were selected by an international, independent panel of judges, with finalists determined through a transparent industry voting process. World Air Cargo Awards sets the benchmark for recognising excellence across the global air cargo community, with SriLankan Cargo once again demonstrating its position as one of the region’s best. Chaminda Perera, Head of Cargo at SriLankan Airlines, commented on this latest achievement, stating: “It is a significant achievement for SriLankan Cargo, underscoring our service standards and the trust we have earned among industry leaders. We see this as a testament to our commitment to providing reliable air cargo services. We will continue to take every step to offer our customers an efficient gateway between East and West.” Operationally, SriLankan Cargo maintains a guaranteed uplift rate of 93 per cent and ensures seamless air freight solutions, with recorded minimum connecting times as short as 40 minutes for transit cargo and fast deliveries. The airline is also dedicated to delivering customers a streamlined experience, supported by best-in-class technology and strategic partnerships with digital distribution platforms that enable quick access to online bookings. As the sole air cargo ground handler at Bandaranaike International Airport, safety and compliance are central to SriLankan Cargo’s operations. The airline, is certified by several key regulatory bodies, including the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA), IATA Safety Audit for Ground Operations (ISAGO) and the IATA CEIV Lithium Batteries certification.

Interviews

Exclusive Interview: Nils Heuer, Sales Director, Deutsche Aircraft

At the 55th edition of International Paris Airshow, German aircraft manufacturer, Deutsche showcased its revolutionary D328eco® aircraft mock-up, with the enhanced customer experience centre. The 40-seater turboprop has already garnered a lot of interest from the regional aviation sector due to its various new initiatives like low-emission propulsion system, advanced avionics and ergonomic seating with intend to elevate passenger comfort. In an exclusive interview, Nils Heuer, Sales Director, Deutsche Aircraft speaks with Vishal Kashyap, Managing Editor, Aviation World on the various aspects of the aircraft. Excerpts… Tell us about Deutsche Aircraft and the new D328eco? Deutsche Aircraft is a German aircraft manufacturer based in Oberpfaffenhofen near Munich in Germany. We build on the heritage of aircraft pioneers and Dornier’s reputation for design, quality and innovative aircraft solutions. Dornier was one of the founders of the German aviation industry that had its headquarters in Oberpfaffenhofen and that developed the original Dornier 228 aircraft. We are now bringing it back to the market as the improved and stretched Dornier, i.e., D328eco. What’s the USP of D328eco aircraft? The D328eco is the first new regional turboprop aircraft in the 21st century. If you look at other aircraft in this size category in the market, they are mainly based the technologies from 30 years ago. For the first time in the 21st century, we are really developing a new regional turboprop aircraft that comes with the Garmin G5000 Prime flight deck which is unique in this kind of aircraft category and the very modern and efficient and reliable Pratt & Whitney PW127XT-S engines. What are the seat configurations and key features of D328 Eco aircraft? It’s a 40-seater regional aircraft that brings comfort to the regional aviation world for the passengers. At the same time for the airline operators it delivers the right economics. It’s a very efficient aircraft where lot of focus is on reducing the operating cost in general and maintenance cost of this aircraft in particular. With a new engine, the advanced aerodynamic design of the wing and the fuselage, it achieves a very low fuel burn for this aircraft. At the end, it helps to achieve the right operating economics which are important for regional airlines that operate such an aircraft on low demand routes. What is the production schedule and what are the delivery timelines? This aircraft will be certified in Q4 2027 and delivery will start thereafter. We are developing this aircraft in our headquarters in Oberpfaffenhofen near Munich and the production will take place at our new final assembly line in Leipzig which is currently under construction. Our maximum production capacity will be 48 aircraft per year. Which markets you are looking as your priority market? We are looking at three types of markets. On one side, what we call the replacement market. These are established regional aviation markets like North America, Europe, Australia where we have an existing regional aviation industry. But thee airlines are flying today 25+ year old aircraft that are not in production anymore and inefficient and expensive to maintain. So, we are targeting the replacement of these aircraft. Then, we are targeting growth markets like India which is one of our key markets. We see a lot of potential and thanks to the development and the support from the government with the UDAN scheme that helps now establishing better regional connectivity for the Indian people. There is a big potential to serve the Indian communities, especially in the areas where you have challenging operating environment like in the north and in the Himalayan regions as well also in regions where tourism plays a role for example the Lakshadweep islands. D328eco could be an ideal aircraft to link these islands. The third segment we are targeting with the D328eco is what we call the multi-role segment. So, applications in the field of air ambulance, firefighter, cargo transport also maritime patrol or ISR applications. The original D228 used to be very successful already and we are also convinced that the new D328eco will be successful in this field. What are the key modifications made on this aircraft? In general, this aircraft brings the right performance for regional aviation which mostly operates in challenging environment. One such issue always faced is the shorter runways because their might be constraints due to various reasons. Our focus is that D328eco has good so-called short take-off and landing (STOL) performance and it requires only 800 metres short runways and you can achieve 70 per cent load factor and still have a range of 250 nautical miles. We have a dedicated cargo area at the back that has plenty of room to store bags from the passengers. There is also a completely new redesigned cabin now with large overhead bins so that passengers can also take their carry-on bags, trolley bags and put them in the overhead bins. With two to three years of delivery timeline how do you look forward to capitalize market like India? The 328eco has some special performance characteristics that make it really unique for India. It allows Indian regional airlines to fly to places where other aircraft can’t go. As I mentioned above, it can operate in the Himalayan regions because it has a 30,000 feet ceiling, that’s the highest ceiling in its class. It has the highest climb rate in its class, and also the highest single engine ceiling, its outstanding performance characteristics allows airlines to develop markets where they’ve never been able to go before. And then on the other side, if you look at especially touristic regions that the Indian government wants to develop and promote. For ex, Lakshadweep Islands, where D328eco could be used to serve these small islands as bigger aircraft can’t operate due to runway constraint and insufficient demand. What would be crew requirements and seat configuration? It’s a 40-seater aircraft and the global practice is to keep a single cabin crew also inside. The seat configuration is in a 2+1 format where we have two seats

Recent News

Qatar Airways completes Starlink installation programme for Boeing 777s

Doha, 11th July 202: Qatar Airways has completed the Starlink installation programme on 54 Boeing 777 aircraft and is now ready to provide the fastest Wi-Fi onboard at a record speed. Qatar Airways is now the largest operator of widebody aircraft equipped with Starlink technology further cementing its position as the global leader in Starlink-equipped long-haul and ultra-long-haul connectivity, and the only carrier in the Middle East and North Africa offering the service. Originally scheduled as a two-year programme, the installation was completed in nine months,nearly 50 per cent faster than planned. By cutting the retro it time from three days to just 9.5 hours per aircraft, the airline completed the rollout programme without disrupting operations. Qatar Airways Group CEO Engr. Badr Mohammed Al-Meer, said, “This new milestone demonstrates our strategic investment in rede ining our passengers’ expectations. We promised the fastest, most seamless in- light connectivity in the industry, and with Starlink we have delivered it faster and at an unmatched scale. Having completed our rollout programme for Boeing 777s, we are now fully focused on equipping our Airbus A350 leet with Starlink, bringing this game-changing experience to even more routes across our global network of over 170 destinations.” Passengers in both Premium and Economy cabins enjoy free, gate-to-gate Wi-Fi speeds of up to 500 Mbps per aircraft. Whether streaming, gaming, or working, they can expect a fast and reliable connection comparable, if not better, to their experience at home. Building on the success of the rollout programme for Boeing 777s, the airline is now equipping its Airbus A350 leet, aiming to complete Starlink installation within the next year.Since launching the world’s first Starlink-equipped Boeing 777 in October 2024, Qatar Airways has operated over 15,000 Starlink-connected lights, continuing to redefine the modern travel experience with world-class services and pioneering innovation.

Business Aviation

Titan Airways inducts its first Embraer E190LR regional jet

London, 11th July 2025: Titan Airways, European charter airline has purchased its first Embraer E190LR regional jet. The newly registered aircraft G-POWX, joined Titan’s 13-strong fleet of modern passenger and cargo aircraft on 27th June andis nowavailable for ad-hoc charter and lease bookings. The Embraer E190LR is a complementary addition to the airline’s mainstay Airbus family of A320, A321 and A321LR variants. Currently configured in dual-class layout with nine business class and 88 economy seats,the E190LR is better suited for domestic and regional operations. Alex Harrington, Titan Airways Commercial Director, commented: “We are delighted to introduce the Embraer 190LR into our fleet. This modern aircraft will allow us to offer our clients a more fuel-efficient option when serving the 70-seat + charter market. It has a spacious cabin and nicely fills the gap for smaller capacity charter and lease requests in the UK and Europe.”To optimise its charter appeal, Titan plans to offer varied cabin options, including a 100 seat all-economy layout, he noted. “Boasting an impressive range of 2,400nm and the capability to operate to restrictive airfields, such as London City, Florence, Berne, and San Sebastien, we are confident the Embraer 190LR will be a popular addition to our fleet. We are already seeing considerable interest and bookings from airline and charter customers,”he stated, adding the airline is already looking at other opportunities to add more EJet variants to the fleet. Titan Airways may be new to the E190LR, but its commercial fleet is supported by an Embraer Phenom 300 light jet, which is regularly used to position crews and engineers. The eight-seat executive jet is also available to charter via business aviation specialists, SaxonAir.

People

IFS appoints Kriti Sharma as CEO of Nexus Black

Delhi,10th July, 2025: IFS,the provider of enterprise cloud and Industrial AI software, announced the appointment of Kriti Sharma as CEO of IFS Nexus Black. This strategic move reinforces IFS’s commitment to Industrial AI and fast-tracks the development of agentic AI systems designed for the asset- and service-intensive industries it serves. Sharma is a globally recognized AI leader with a strong track record in building enterprise AI products and scaling responsible AI initiatives. She joins IFS from Thomson Reuters, where she served as Chief Product Officer for LegalTech, leading major AI transformations. She previously held senior AI roles at Sage Group and GfK, and is a non-executive board member of Rightmove PLC. Her work has been recognized by Forbes 30 Under 30, the UK Prime Minister’s Points of Light award, and the United Nations, where she was named a Young Leader for her contributions to ethical and inclusive AI. As CEO of Nexus Black, IFS’s AI innovation accelerator launched earlier this year, Sharma will lead the design and delivery of domain-specific, agentic AI for industries such as manufacturing, energy, aerospace, and construction. She will work closely with customers to deliver practical, scalable applications that solve complex, high-value, industry-specific challenges. Kriti Sharma, CEO of IFS Nexus Black, said: “GenAI was just the starting line. The real opportunity lies beyond generic tools. The revolution happens with contextual, agentic AI that solves deeply complex, industry-specific problems. From predicting critical asset failures to optimizing global supply chains, with Nexus Black we’re not just building AI—we’re building intelligence that works in the real world.” Joining Sharma is Nick Vandivere, appointed Chief Innovation Officer, Nexus Black. Vandivere also joins from Thomson Reuters and will lead the expansion of the IFS Industrial AI pipeline. He will focus on frontier use cases and strategic technology investments, working closely with Sharma to accelerate agentic AI delivery across the IFS Cloud platform. Mark Moffat, CEO of IFS, said: “This is a critical moment in our AI journey. We’re not just exploring what’s possible, we’re building what’s needed. With Kriti at the helm of Nexus Black and an exceptional team of leaders driving innovation across our business, IFS is uniquely positioned to deliver Industrial AI that is contextual, agentic, and deeply relevant to the industries we serve.” These appointments reflect the continued IFS investment in delivering intelligent automation, real-time decision-making, and AI agents purpose-built to solve the challenges of industries that maintain critical infrastructure and services.

Civil Aviation

Malaysia Aviation Group Acquires 20 Additional A330neo Aircraft

Kuala lumpur,10 July 2025: Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), the parent company of national carrier Malaysia Airlines, has exercised its purchase rights for 20 additional A330neo aircraft through a direct order with Airbus – reaffirming its commitment to a long-term strategy for fleet renewal and network development. With this latest acquisition, Malaysia Airlines is set to become one of the largest A330neo operators in the Asia-Pacific region – strengthening its position as a leading premium airline in one of the world’s fastest-growing travel markets. This new order builds on MAG’s initial commitment in 2022 for 20 A330neo aircraft – comprising 10 directly purchased and 10 leased from Avolon – bringing the Group’s total A330neo commitment to 40 aircraft to date. Deliveries from this additional batch are scheduled between 2029 and 2031. The A330neo remains a cornerstone of MAG’s fleet modernisation programme, enabling the Group to serve high-growth markets more efficiently while enhancing the overall travel experience. The aircraft features the latest cabin design, including an all-suite Business Class with sliding privacy doors, full-flat beds, and direct aisle access. Across all cabin classes, passengers will enjoy refreshed interiors, next-generation seating, and the latest in-flight entertainment system – delivering a consistently premium journey in line with Malaysia Airlines’ service standards. The expanded widebody fleet will enhance connectivity and drive network development across key markets in ASEAN, China, India, and Australasia – strengthening Malaysia Airlines’ position as a leading premium carrier in the Asia-Pacific region. Datuk Captain Izham Ismail, Group Managing Director of MAG, said, “The A330neo continues to deliver the right balance of operational efficiency, range, and cabin comfort to support our network and growth strategy. With its enhanced fuel efficiency and flexibility across both regional and long-haul routes, the aircraft is a strong fit for our evolving market needs. It also allows us to offer a product that aligns with our premium positioning – streamlined, modern, and designed around passenger comfort and expectations. This additional order reinforces our long-term vision of building a future-ready fleet that supports sustainable growth, delivers consistent value to our passengers, and strengthens our competitiveness in key markets.” Benoît de Saint-Exupéry, EVP Sales of the Commercial Aircraft at Airbus, said, “We are proud to further strengthen our relationship with Malaysia Aviation Group as it expands its A330neo fleet. This repeat order is a strong endorsement of the A330neo’s exceptional performance, fuel efficiency and passenger comfort, as well as a testament to the aircraft’s popularity among the world’s premium airlines.” To date, MAG has taken delivery of four (4) A330neo aircraft, currently operating on selected services to Auckland, Melbourne, and Bali. Six (6) more are scheduled for delivery by the end of the year, with the remaining aircraft from the original order set to arrive progressively through to 2028.

Recent News

Emirates Introduces Premium Economy on Kolkata Route Starting 18 July

Delhi, 8th July 2025: Emirates is expanding its Premium Economy offering to Kolkata, effective 18 July 2025. Following strong customer response in Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Ahmedabad, this rollout marks another milestone in Emirates’ commitment to enhancing travel experiences for Indian passengers. Starting 18 July, passengers on flights EK573/572 between Dubai and Kolkata can travel in Premium Economy class, which features: • Wider cream leather seats, increased legroom, deeper recline, and cushioned leg rests • Curated in-flight dining on Royal Doulton china with premium beverages • 13.3-inch HD screens, Bluetooth headphone pairing, and improved Wi-Fi • Generous baggage allowance of 35kg (checked-in) + 10kg (carry-on) Flights EK573 (Kolkata to Dubai) will operate four times weekly—on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, departing at 20:45 hrs. Return flight EK572 departs Dubai at 13:05 hrs and arrives in Kolkata at 19:15 hrs (local times).

MRO

Akasa Air signs three-year C-Check maintenance agreement with GMR Aero Technic

Hyderabad,7th July 2025: Akasa Air has signed a three-year agreement with GMR Aero Technic for base maintenance support of its Boeing 737 MAX fleet. Under the agreement, GMR Aero Technic will undertake scheduled base maintenance checks for Akasa Air’s fleet at its state-of-the-art Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facility, located within the GMR Aerospace & Industrial Park in Hyderabad. Commenting on the partnership, Ashok Gopinath, President and Accountable Manager, GMR Aero Technic, stated,“We are delighted to embark on this partnership with Akasa Air for their C Check maintenance requirements. This collaboration stands as a testament to the confidence that forward-looking airlines place in our technical proficiency, operational integrity, and customer-centric approach. At GMR Aero Technic, we are driven by a commitment to excellence—delivering dependable, cost-efficient, and cutting-edge maintenance solutions that empower our partners to achieve peak operational performance. This agreement not only reinforces our reputation as a trusted MRO provider but also highlights our agility and readiness to support the rapidly evolving needs of today’s aviation landscape.” Belson Coutinho, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer, Akasa Air, said, “At Akasa Air, we place utmost importance on the safety and reliability of our fleet. Partnering with GMR Aero Technic for base maintenance aligns with our commitment to maintaining the highest technical standards as we scale rapidly. Their proven expertise and world-class infrastructure provide us with the confidence that our aircraft are in capable hands. This collaboration is also a testament to our support for the growing MRO ecosystem in India, and we look forward to a productive and seamless partnership.”

Recent News

Etihad Airways completes one year of operation between Jaipur- Abu Dhabi

Jaipur, 7th July 2025: Etihad Airways has marked the first anniversary of its nonstop service between Abu Dhabi and Jaipur, a key gateway in Northwest India. Since launching the route on 16 June 2024, Etihad has more than doubled frequencies—reflecting its deepening commitment to the Indian market and expanding connectivity for travelers from Rajasthan to over 100 destinations across its global network. The service began with four weekly flights and increased to ten per week by December 2024, just six months after launch—underscoring the growing strategic importance of Jaipur in Etihad’s India network. Arik De, Chief Revenue and Commercial Officer at Etihad Airways, said, “Completing one year of flying to Jaipur is an important milestone in our India growth story. The strong response from travellers, especially from Rajasthan and neighbouring regions, has reaffirmed our commitment to enhancing travel options from India. With increased frequencies, seamless connectivity, and exceptional service, we look forward to continuing this journey with our guests from Jaipur.” Strengthening Global Connectivity The Abu Dhabi–Jaipur route plays a vital role in connecting India to key destinations across the GCC and Middle East, Europe, North America, and Africa via Etihad’s hub at Zayed International Airport. Travellers from Jaipur benefit from smooth onward connections through the state-of-the-art airport, and a seamless travel experience. Passengers flying to the United States enjoy the added advantage of completing immigration and customs formalities before departure through the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Preclearance facility in Abu Dhabi—the only one of its kind in the region. This allows travellers to arrive in the US as domestic passengers, ensuring a faster and more convenient entry. Travelers can also take advantage of Etihad’s Abu Dhabi Stopover Programme, which offers up to two complimentary nights at select premium hotels—allowing them to experience the cultural richness, beautiful beaches, thrilling theme parks and vibrant nightlife of the UAE capital before continuing their journey. The route is operated using Airbus A320 family aircraft,with Business and Economy cabins.

FOREWORD

Dear Reader’s,

 

The current edition of Aviation World has covered many areas of Aerospace & Defence based on the latest development in the sector. The front cover highlights three different images, first for the Union Civil Aviation Minister ….. who is leading from the front to steer Indian Civil Aviation sector to witness one of the most interesting phases. He is also facing most tumultuous timing due to the ongoing financial stress in the Aviation sector due to ATF rising cost and long airspace restrictions resulting in mounting losses for Indian carriers. Despite of all the ground level challenges,the minister is addressing new things on regular basis which keeps the sector motivated. We have featured many such developmental works in this edition done under his guidance which will be interesting to read.

Our lead story on “ The West War” is another important feature which covers the ground level reality of the challenges faced by the Aviation sector. Its though time ahead and we believe it will pass soon .

There are features on Regional connectivity and MoCA revised rules on the UDAN 2.0 and how its going to transform the flying experience within India.

In this edition, we have covered topics on MRO,Various Policy changes,Sea Plane Operations by SkyHop Aviation, TATA-Airbus joint project on C295 military aircraft under Make In India which is expected to roll out soon and many other interesting contents which will be good to read.

We are covering Farnborough International Airshow 2026 from 20-24July 2026 in London and our next edition will be based on the same event.For features, you may contact our team on priority basis.

 

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