SP's Aviation - ISSUE No 11-09
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Top News
- Full address by Air Chief Marshal V.R. Chaudhari, Chief of the Air Staff
- P-8I by Boeing: A Decade of Dedication; Charting the Course for Tomorrow
- Indian Air Force Chief receives the first C295 to India
- G20 Delhi Summit — Inclusive Declaration
- G20 Heralds a New Future
- G20 Summit 2023: India's Diplomatic Triumph
Issue Features
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Debut Flight - First On Board the Phenom 100
By SP’s TeamPhenom 100’s debut flight at Delhi airport flew with its first passenger, SP’s Aviation Editor in-Chief Jayant Baranwal, on November 5. Introduced by Embraer in 2005, the Phenom 100 has been widely acknowledged as the most comfortable business jet in the entry level category.
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Joint Strike Fighter - Report Card
By Air Marshal (Retd) V.K. BhatiaNegotiating a labyrinth of intricate and interlaced technological and production challenges, the F-35 programme has battled its share of adversities, resulting in lapsed deadlines and burgeoning development costs
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Su-30MKI - President’s Tryst with the skies
By Our Special CorrespondentClad in a G-Suit, President Pratibha Patil undertook a 30-minute sortie on an Su-30MKI at an altitude of 10,000 ft and a speed of around 800 kmph
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Neighbourhood - The PLAAF in Tibet
By Air Marshal (Retd) Narayan Menon, BangaloreChina’s military capability in and around Tibet Autonomous Region and its implications for the IAF
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MMRCA Deal - On A Strike Mission
By Air Marshal (Retd) B.K. Pandey, BangaloreThe easy handling Super Viper, even with its heavy external load, responds as a fighter should. Incidentally, the F-16IN can carry 60 per cent more external load than the stipulated MMRCA requirement for the IAF
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Dubai Airshow - Antidote to Downturn
If you believe everything you read in the papers, you could easily think Dubai is finished, but ALAN PEAFORD visits the Dubai Airshow 2009 and finds the event still has the taste of success
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Richard E. Byrd (1888 – 1957)
By Group Captain (Retd) Joseph Noronha, GoaOn May 9, 1926, Byrd acting as navigator and Floyd Bennett as pilot made what they claimed was the first flight over the North Pole. However, the feat was engulfed in controversy that lasted for decades. In contrast, his flight to the South Pole was a complete triumph.
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