The Airbus C295 medium tactical transport aircraft has achieved 300 orders, marking a significant milestone.
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Defence Acquisition Council (DAC), Ministry of Defence (MoD), approved the acquisition of military equipment amounting to Rs 84,560 crore.
A significant milestone has been achieved in the ‘Make in India’ C295 program, as the Airbus Defence and Space Quality Management System (QMS) for the C295 aircraft has secured approval from the Directorate General of Aeronautical Quality Assurance (DGAQA), India’s regulatory authority.
Airbus Defence and Space has officially handed over the first of 56 C295 aircraft to the Indian Air Force (IAF) in ready-to-fly condition.
The GRACE-C Mission (Gravity Recovery And Climate Experiment-Continuity), anticipated to last five years, will extend the series of measurements, observing fluctuations in Earth’s groundwater, oceans, ice sheets, and land on a month-to-month basis by detecting variations in the planet’s gravity field.
Given the A320 family’s significant popularity in the Indian market and the fact that Delhi (DEL) has become the world’s busiest A320 airport, Airbus has come a long way since introducing A300 twin-aisle aircraft to India nearly 50 years ago.
Airbus has postponed the entry into service of its A321XLR to the second half of this year.
Airbus, the global aerospace market leader, has forged a partnership with Indian company Dynamatic Technologies to produce A220 doors in India.
In a significant boost to the ‘Make in India’ initiative, Airbus Helicopters has announced a partnership with the Tata Group to establish a Final Assembly Line (FAL) for helicopters in the country.
Approximately 20 global airlines, including Air India (AI), are considering establishing flight operations at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) in Manila, Philippines.