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www.aeromag.in n May-June 2017 | Vol 11 | Issue 3

THE WORLD FLIES TO PARIS

MC-21-300

Completes Maiden Flight

in association with Society of Indian Aerospace Technologies & Industries

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EDITORIAL

Growth Opportunity for Partnership

Editorial Advisory Board

Dr. C.G. Krishnadas Nair

Greetings from SIATI and AeroMag Asia to the participants in the Paris Airshow. As usual, there are a number of delegations from India which include some of the large defense industries and a number of large, small

Air Chief Marshal S. Krishnaswamy (Rtd)
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and medium scale private industries. India is the world’s largest importer of arms defense

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PVSM, AVSM, VM

equipments. Almost 65 to 70% of defense equipments requirement are being bought from manufacturers outside India. Government’s proactive policies for ‘Make in India’ combined with Defense procurement policy along with offset and a recent Strategic Partner policy are aimed at building strong mutually beneficial partnership between Indian and overseas industries for manufacturing aircraft and defense equipments in India, also various sub-systems and components through large and growing highly reliable small and medium scale industries. The defense procurement policy has made import as the last resort to meet only the urgent requirements and give priority to ‘Make in India’ through license production or strategic partnership, and ‘Make in India’ through indigenous design and development’ or in collaboration with overseas industries. Equipments designed and built in India or designed outside but manufactured in India will have preference. These provisions have been made to facilitate partnership between Indian and overseas industries.

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Cabinet Committee of Security has recently approved strategic partner policy for long term strategic partnership between large public and private sector industries with overseas industries and also Tier-1 and Tier-2 companies to collaborate with small and medium scale industries in India. This will be a win-win situation as the overseas companies will have the Indian market and also can benefit from the lower cost of infrastructure and skilled manpower & knowledge workers in India for capturing bigger share in the global market.

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industries in the aerospace and defense sector will make use of the pro-active policies of the Government and grow inorganically through technology and production partnership with overseas aerospace and defense industries. India has signed over 70 billion dollar worth of arms in the last 15 years. India has made a road map for modernising of its armed forces and it is estimated that over a 100 billion US dollar worth of contracts for defense equipments may be signed over the next 10 years. This should be adequate motivation for Indian and foreign companies to form strategic alliance and grow with mutual benefit.

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The World Flies to Paris
10 Rosoboronexport to Unveil New Products 12 USA Plans Largest International Presence 14 “MAKE IN INDIA” Advanced Fighter Jets to Hit Skies 16 FDI in Defence Sector: Relaxed Norms in Place 18 ISRO Demonstrates Cryogenic Capability 22 GSL to Build MCMV, 1135.6 Class Frigates for Indian Navy 24 HAL Soars to Greater Heights 28 IAI’s LRSAM Systems for Indian Navy 30 Defence Minister’s Awards Presented 31 BEL Wins Six Defence Minister’s Awards 32 ROLLS-ROYCE & GRSE Agree To assemble MTU Engines in India 34 MC-21-300 Completes Maiden Flight 36 COMAC, UAC Partner to Launch CRAIC 37 Path-breaking Inclusive Growth in Aviation 38 Preparedness is the Best Deterrent: Jaitley 39 Aeronautical Test Range Dedicated to the Nation 40 Designing Factories of the Future 42 Carrier Aviation Crucial for India, Says Boeing 43 Successful dual firing marks major milestone for Eurofighter 44 BEL Registers 17% Rise in Turnover 47 TASL-Boeing Tie-up Soars Higher 48 BrahMos - On Target from Sea to Land 50 ‘The Military Chamber’Formed

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The World Flies to Paris

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French Aerospace Industries Association, and ranks among the most prominent keynote speakers and pitch sessions, five will take place at the Le Bourget Parc des and prestigious international air shows virtual reality booths, a ‘future vehicles’ Expositions from June 19 to 25, 2017. It bringing together cutting-edge designs booth, and ‘Earth seen from above’ photo will once again will bring together all the in aviation and space technologies every exhibition. The Paris Air Lab also offers players in this global industry around the two years. The event’s focus is on Air several co-working and relaxation spaces latest technological innovations. The first Force equipment, AD, aircraft building so participants can take time to enjoy the four days of the Show will be reserved for and equipment for civil aviation, and experience. From artificial intelligence to trade visitors, followed by three days open aerospace technologies. What makes the jet propulsion, nearly 100 startups will be

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Afrom market-leading commercial and military aircraft to helicopters and space systems. In addition, there will be a new Digital Exhibition zone at the Airbus pavilion, where traditional mock-ups give way to the latest digital immersive and interactive display technologies to convey an improved experience of Airbus’ products and services, in life-like virtual reality scenarios. c o m p r e h e n s i v e envelope of systems that serve all air battle needs from EW, targeting and navigation, reconnaissance, air-to-air and air-toground solutions, all connected via SDR communication, each featuring unique, highly advanced capabilities that provide the pilot reliable means to carry out missions in different scenarios, and are suitable for numerous platforms, both Western and Eastern. These systems are in use by different Air Forces around

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international review of the most advanced more than a dozen industrial associations, designs in aviation, including engines, space agencies, and research centres, who weapons, electronic warfare assets, will work together to present their latest

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The Show will display aircraft The Careers Plane construction and assembly and subassemblies; space, spacecraft, satellite, GIFAS (French Aerospace Industries telecommunications; aircraft engines, Association) will be presenting an area aerospace powerplant and related focused on jobs and training in the equipment; airborne equipment and aerospace industry, air transport and systems (including weapons); pilot navaids; cabin interiors; production set-ups for information and discussion are equipment, tools and software; available to visitors: an area illustrating subcontracting (mechanical engineering different jobs in the sector, the Careers and composite materials, aircraft interiors, Plane, and an area for meeting recruitment etc.); composite materials and surface managers from companies and training treatment; maintenance, product support schools: the Jobs and Training Forum. & spares, transport; and airport equipment The 2017 edition, based on the theme

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In the static display areas, visitors will see a plethora of Airbus’ real operational and development aircraft. Notably, this year’s show will mark the first time that Airbus publicly showcases in a flying display the A321neo (now entering airline service) and also the latest member of the A350 XWB family – the A350-1000 – which is currently well into its certification flight-testing phase. The A380 will also feature in both the static and flying displays.

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be presenting a completely new overview
Each time the show is held, more of the sector in a 3,000 m2 marquee! than 150 aircraft are presented to visitors. A number of them are involved in the Air and Space Museum flying displays held each afternoon. These displays, which are always spectacular and Located in Paris-Le Bourget airport often amazing, are one of the show’s high the leading European business airport points, giving exhibitors the opportunity – the Air and Space museum is one of to showcase their technological expertise the top aviation museums in the world, and allowing visitors to discover the latest both for the wealth of its collections
Meanwhile, Airbus Defence and Space’s exhibits will include the A400M, the C295 and the Eurofighter Typhoon. At the other end of the size scale, but every bit as cutting-edge, will be a collection of unmanned air systems including the ‘Harfang’, the DVF 2000 VT Aliaca, the DVF 2000 ER Arrano, and the Quadcruiser.
In the space perimeter will be a comprehensive portfolio of satellites, highlighting recent successes such as the first allelectric satellite in the three-tonne class, EUTELSAT 172B, or PerúSAT-1, which was delivered in only 24 months and hence set a new benchmark in terms of delivery time. Guests to the Airbus pavilion will also have the opportunity to experience a virtual reality visit to the International Space Station ISS, and see how with‘Space Tug’, Airbus is getting ready to revolutionise the space business through ‘on-orbit’services. the world. Together, they all serve as significant force-multipliers.
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At the Paris Air Show, Rafael will present its new SPIKE Family

member: SPIKE LR II, an advanced state-of-the- art lethal 5th generation multipurpose, multi-platform missile, designed for modern warfare with almost full commonality to the SPIKE Missile legacy. SPIKE LR II has increased lethality, larger engagement range, new seeker technology, reduced weight and Network Centric Warfare interoperability.

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historical heritage and more than 40,000 items it has started to collect since the early 20th century. Visitors can discover about a hundred aircraft among the 400

Innovative Experiences at 2017 Edition Paris Air Lab

Rafael will also present the following systems: For Air Defence, IRON DOME - Combat-proven active defence system against Short Range Artillery Rockets, with more than 1,500 combat interceptions; MIC4AD - Modular, Integrated C4I Air & Missile Defence; DRONE DOME - Drone Detection and Neutralization System; STUNNER – Advanced multi-mission interceptor against a variety of asymmetric short-range tactical ballistic missiles, inexpensive large caliber rockets, inexpensive cruise missiles and unmanned aerial systems. Apart from these systems, several Air-to-Air; Airto-Ground; Communication; Precise, tactical EO missiles; and Aerial EW will be exhibited. n

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At the heart of the impressive Hall between past and future, the prestigious Concorde, specially dedicated to Air and Space museum is a lively place,
Airbus Helicopters’ line-up on the static display includes the
H130, the H135 equipped with the Helionix digital avionics suit, the H145M fitted out with HForce and a Tiger helicopter from the French army which will also perform flight demos during the show. Show-goers will be able to discover at first-hand Airbus Helicopters’ innovative solutions for preparing the future of vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) with a mock-up of its new high-speed demonstrator at the Clean Sky booth. n innovation, is a unique place made of holding events all year round, regularly meetings and exchanges: experience acquiring collection objects, providing battle conferences and pitch future entertainment for all. It also offers rental technological innovations through virtual spaces for events and filming. All year long, reality and increased reality. Participants various activities are offered to families. can explore 22 booths dedicated to n innovation, aeronautics, aerospace and

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500 Indian visitors for
Indo-French aerospace co-operation

Rosoboronexport to Unveil

As Aerospace and Defence co-operation Paris Air Show is still the biggest show of spot business opportunities to further coin India gathers momentum, close to its kind and a must-attend event for all operation between the two countries. 500 visitors from India will be visiting the professionals working in the aeronautics

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52nd Paris Air Show to discover the latest and space sector.This year, the Paris Air Lab According to Emeric d’Arcimoles, Paris in French and international aerospace exhibition area will showcase over 2,000 Air show’s Chairman and CEO: “Paris Air innovations and identify further avenues sqm of innovations from the major players Show is a major player in the aerospace for collaboration. The Paris Air Show will in the aerospace industry, as well as those industry, and shows its richness and present many opportunities for Indian of the start-ups in the sector. Paris Air Lab diversity. More than just a showcase, the companies to gain further knowledge will also offer the opportunity to explore Show is an extraordinary exchange tool, in and develop future collaborations with new ideas and immersive experiences which every actor of this industry finds the French and international companies in the using virtual reality and augmented reality contacts and ideas that will help them to osoboronexport, a member of Rostec, on the world market is facing the MiG- scratch, including fifth generation fighters. is bringing all Russian latest aircraft 29M/M2 multi-role fighter, Su-35 multi- Most of the exhibits have been deployed in
Rand helicopters to the International role supermaneuverable fighter, Su-30MK combat, where they proved to be reliable, Paris Air Show 2017. One of the largest series aircraft, and aviation exhibition in the world is to be Yak-130 combatheld in Le Bourget, France, on June 19-25. trainer. The Russian delegation is led by Director Among helicopters Dmitry Shugayev of the Russian Federal the highest export

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