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Aero India 2025, Asia’s biggest aerospace event, is set to take off with global defence leaders in attendance. The event highlights India’s indigenous defence advancements, with HAL leading the pavilion, showcasing LUH, CATS Warrior, and next-gen technology. Air and Army Chiefs also took a historic Tejas sortie ahead of the grand opening.

Aero India 2025 takes off with global defence leaders in attendance

The two-week-old strike at Boeing’s west coast factories has forced aerospace supplier pathfinder manufacturing to furlough 14 of its 54 employees. The strike, involving over 30,000 workers, has halted production of Boeing’s key 737 max, 767, and 777 models. Watch to know more.

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The Indian government firm, Newspace India limited N-S-I-L has entered into a long-term strategic partnership with French firm Arianespace.

India and France enhance Aerospace partnership

Following recent safety concerns and Boeing’s production freeze, airlines are forced to reassess their 2024 strategies. With major carriers like American, southwest, and united grappling with the fallout, the industry faces a bumpy ride ahead.

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In a significant development, Imphal (Yard 12706), which is the Indian Navy's latest indigenous guided missile destroyer, scored 'Bulls Eye' in its maiden Brahmos firing at sea.

Indian Navy's indigenous guided missile destroyer scored 'Bulls Eye' in maiden Brahmos firing at sea

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GE Aerospace and Hindustan aeronautics limited (HAL) have joined forces to produce fighter jet engines for the Indian air force. The agreement includes the potential joint production of ge aerospace's f414 engines in India, supporting the Indian air force's light combat aircraft mk2 program. Ge Aerospace, with over four decades of presence in India, has a strong track record in the industry, including engines, avionics, services, engineering, manufacturing, and local sourcing.

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When the first batch of Indo-Russian BrahMos missiles was delivered to the Indian Armed Forces in 2004, the missiles were barely 13 per cent indigenous. Over the last 19 years, Indian defence industries from across the government and private sector have been contributing immensely and the potent supersonic cruise missile now comprises 78 per cent indigenous components, Atul Dinkar Rane, CEO & MD BrahMos Aerospace Private Limited told WION.

WION Exclusive: Atul Rane on Brahmos' Indigenous components

The five-day event, with the theme "The runway to a billion opportunities," was launched by PM Modi on Monday at the Yelahanka Air Force Station to highlight India's expanding aerospace and defence capabilities. In keeping with the motto "Make in India, Make for the World," Aero India-2023 will this time place a strong emphasis on showcasing homegrown machinery and innovations as well as establishing alliances with foreign businesses. It was stated that 98 countries, 32 defence ministers, 29 air chiefs, and 73 chief executive officers of international and Indian original equipment manufacturers are expected to participate in this, the largest gathering to date.

Aero-India 2023: Aero India among the world's top defence aerospace shows

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Russia staged large-scale aviation drills at the annexed Crimea peninsula this week with crews from Aerospace Forces from four Russian military districts and the Northern Fleet taking part.

Russia stages Airforce drills in annexed Crimea

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