SP's Aviation - ISSUE No 02-10
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While the IAF is on the path of decline in numbers of fighter aircraft, China and Pakistan are on an upswing of force accretion and modernisation
Chief of the Air Staff Air Chief Marshal P.V. Naik, in the concluding portion of his interaction with SP’s Aviation Senior Visiting Editor Air Marshal (Retd) V.K. Bhatia,
After a prolonged period of inexplicable slumber, the IAF has apparently got the ‘wake-up’ call and initiated a slew of measures to modernise and augment different categories of its helicopter fleets
HAL Chairman Ashok Nayak, speaking at the Air Chief Marshal LM Katre Memorial Lecture on January 22, outlined the ambitious projects...
If the 1980s witnessed a quantum leap in the IAF’s air transport capabilities, the coming decade could be even more significant.
Inching closer to the centennial year of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in 2018, several countries have already launched programmes for futuristic platforms.
As operational capability is founded on the attributes of the trainer fleet, it is imperative that the IAF allocate due priority to this segment of infrastructure
Encouraged by the throngs of travellers, half a dozen prospective regional carriers are planning to begin operations in the first half of this year
Airport security measures must be pro-active and must anticipate every possible move the “terrorist” could make—if airports and passengers are to be kept secure. The question is how?
Zeppelin established an airship factory using his own money and, by 1898, with a team of 30 workers, assembled his first airship, the Luftschiff Zeppelin 1.