SP's Aviation - ISSUE No 01-11
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Aviation behemoths such as Airbus, Boeing, Lockheed Martin and a host of others are investing heavily in futuristic programmes of which some may see the light of the day and some may not
Fire-X vertical unmanned aircraft successfully completes first flight
What comes out loud and clear from the so-called moderate Wen Jiabao’s visit is that China gives little cognisance to India as a rising and matching power...
The Russian President’s recent India visit strengthened decades old strategic partnership between the two countries
In a mission lasting just three hours and 20 minutes from lift-off to splashdown, the massive Falcon 9 rocket and its unmanned Dragon capsule, designed and built by SpaceX, were the stars of the show
Aero India 2011 will provide an excellent opportunity to global aerospace majors as also to the Indian aerospace industry to showcase their technological achievements...
In an interview with SP’s Aviation, HAL Chairman Ashok Nayak said the company’s target for 2010-11 is Rs. 12,600 crore, up from Rs. 11,500 crore achieved in 2009-10
Suitably placed between the larger mainline aircraft and the smaller regional jets, Embraer E-Jets have achieved outstanding success, with more than 900 firm orders logged and 700 jets in operation, worldwide
India’s aerospace capabilities, if harnessed properly, would be a key driver of economic growth.
Lockheed Martin’s Super Hercules C-130J would be inducted into IAF by early February.
Many aviation majors were at MEBA 2010. There was a stunning array of aircraft ranging from very light jets to corporate jetliners from top manufacturers...
Douglas Corrigan is remembered as a thoroughly unorthodox and daring pilot—one who achieved his dream of making a transatlantic flight, despite official disapproval and incredible odds