SP's Aviation - ISSUE No 05-11
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SP Guide Publications puts forth a well compiled articulation of issues, pursuits and accomplishments of the Indian Army, over the years
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Over the decades, globally the millionaire club has grown substantially and so has the range of high-end business jets, pandering to their requirements. And with corporate travel becoming commonplace, jet manufacturers have been continuously upgrading the product, answering both luxury and executive needs.
The overall airlift potential of the Indian Air Force stands substantially eroded and is in urgent need of infusion of capability.
The USAF tanker contract was finally awarded on February 24 to Boeing. The company will design, develop, manufacture and deliver initial 18 combat ready aircraft to the USAF by 2017.
With high buoyancy in the aviation market, India has thrown its hat in the ring, announcing its intent to manufacture a regional transport aircraft with a seat configuration of 70-90
Are airlines in India moving in step with the trend to smaller aircraft? Embraer’s Alexandre Glock explains why it is the right time for the airlines to review how they are flying their large jets have.
Some industry leaders believe that joint ventures with international aerospace giants are the way to go. Whatever the route, it will take some time for such efforts to bear fruit.
The G650 has a maximum operating speed of 0.925 Mach, which will make it the fastest civil aircraft
Dassault Aviation’s Falcon 7X has set new standards in business jet design and has already captured a significant share of the hard-fought market for ultra-long-range corporate aircraft. Julian Moxon reveals how they did it.
Trevor Esling, Vice President of International Sales at Cessna Aircraft Company, outlines the highlights of the newest member of the successful Citation family
With the economic crisis still simmering, Honeywell’s latest innovation is set to dramatically reduce the costs and safety issues associated with weather-related delays
A.J. Stevens, Chief Executive Officer, Cobham, in an interview with SP’s Aviation, he outlines the company’s core business interests in India.
Gaddafi’s forces have not only regained lost ground but have also increased pressure on the rebel-held western port city of Misrata and reinvested on Ajdabiya in the east
At a seminar on “NCW in the Indian Context,” organised jointly by SP Guide Publications and CLAWS, DRDO Chief Dr. V.K. Saraswat said that NCW should be treated as an enabler and not as the main tool
Mermoz was one of the most celebrated pilots of his time, handsome and dashing, making a career out of adventure. His encounter with harsh desert conditions, especially during a forced landing, stood him in good stead through life.
Corporate houses and HNIs are thinking luxury, class, speed, and functionality in the air. The business jet manufacturers are customising them and the Indian skies are soon going to have beautiful machines.