SP's Aviation - ISSUE No 01-13
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The future skies will be dotted with aircraft that don’t look like aircraft we all have been seeing in the skies. Browse through this article to have a bird’s-eye view of the developments that are taking place in commercial aviation, military aircraft, helicopters and UAVs.
As reported earlier by SP’s Aviation, Airbus Military has emerged victorious in the Indian Air Force’s mid-air refuelling tanker bid.
During a two-day official visit to Paris earlier this month, External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid was apprised of the French Government’s keenness that India exercise options for 63 additional Dassault Aviation Rafale fighters...
While Pakistan is in turmoil, what ought to be of greater concern for the nation is the approach of the Indian Government in handling the obdurate neighbour
The Indian Finance Ministry appears to have been under pressure to apply brakes on expenditure. A cut in the defence budget of Rs. 10,000 crore which amounts to five per cent, is substantial.
New year brought cheer to Airbus Military with the selection by the Government of India of the company as the preferred bidder in the tender, for the supply of Airbus A330 MRTT for the IAF.
Aviation infrastructure needs to be developed to facilitate unconstrained growth of the aviation market.
Regional aviation in India, despite a well-intentioned policy framework, is yet to take off.
The government’s decision on FDI comes a bit too late. At this point in time, it is just a policy statement by the government; the procedure for its implementation is complex, cumbersome and will take a long time for fruition.
A glamorous and reclusive woman, Jean Batten was known as the “Greta Garbo of the Skies”. She was one of the finest female aviators of the golden age of aviation, perhaps a more professional pilot than her better-known contemporaries.
It gives us great pride in announcing that SP Guide Publications is yet again the “Key Official Media Partner” of Aero India 2013.
Paucity of infrastructure to support the Indian civil aviation industry will continue to remain a major impediment to its growth unless there is radical change in policies