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Red Bulls, the arobatic team of Czech Republic, stole the limelight 22 at Aero India 2011, with its scintillating flying displays FIRST LEAD STORY 36 Fighters 8 Fit for Extreme Conditions Mirage to Rafale 41 Trainers AERO INDIA PREVIEW An Uninspiring Saga SP’s EXCLUSIVE Aero India 2011 had an impressive line-up of fighters. 10 Displays at Aero India 2013 43 Industry This year’s show also promises Tactical Airlift Solutions to be exciting. A plate full of from Airbus CIVIL catalogues is waiting. 14 General Aviation • It’s a Long Haul AERO INDIA 2013 SPECIAL KEY OFFICIAL MEET US AT HALL B (B4.18) MEDIA PARTNER REGULAR DEpaRTMENTS SP’s AN SP GUIDE PUBLICATION Business Aviation A Word from Editor News Flies. We Gather Intelligence. Every Month. From India. 6 100.00 (INDIA-BASED BUYER ONLY) BUYER 100.00 (INDIA-BASED ` Aviationwww.spsaviation.net VOL 16 ISSUE 2 • FEBRUARY • 2013 16 Boom in Biz Jets IAF MODERNISATION AN OVERVIEW Hall of Fame 19 Battling the Burden 45 ANTHONY LEVIER (1913 - 1998 20 Regional Aviation • BUSINESS AVIATION Trouble-Free Flying • GENERAL AVIATION • INDO-US RELATIONS INDIA 46 NewsDigest • MIRAGE TO RAFALE • TRAINING CONCERNS • AIRBUS MILITARY THE RNI NUMBER: DELENG/2008/24199 REPORT DESTINATION SP's Aviation Cover 02-13 final.indd 1 02/02/13 5:21 PM LastWord MILitaRY 48 Nurture ‘People’ 26 Modernisation Cover Photo: Looking Ahead Aero India has already carved a niche Uncompromising Quality. The King Air’s relentless record for durability, safety and comfort is why for itself as a major global aerospace NEXT ISSUE: 29 Diplomacy exhibition it has been the aircraft of choice for Indian governments and business for the past five decades. Training Options for the IAF Today’s King Air 250 delivers a substantial improvement in take-off performance with the productive Dream Unfolds Illustration by: Anoop Kamath workspace that international leaders demand. We build aircraft you can believe in.® For more information please contact: India +91 98 7138 2233 or email: [email protected] King Air 250 2 SP’S AVIATION Issue 2 • 2013 www.spsaviation.net HawkerBeechcraft.com. ©2013 Hawker Beechcraft Corporation. All rights reserved. Hawker, Beechcraft and King Air are trademarks of Hawker Beechcraft Corporation. The Beechcraft King Air 250 – The King of Innovation. Across India, the King Air has helped support effective government and build profitable businesses. What can it do for you? Uncompromising Quality. The King Air’s relentless record for durability, safety and comfort is why it has been the aircraft of choice for Indian governments and business for the past five decades. 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