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SP’s AN SP GUIDE PUBLICATION A-BASED BUYER ONLY) BUYER A-BASED I 100.00 (IND ` aviationSHARP CONTENT FOR A SHARP AUDIENCE www.sps-aviation.com vol 22 ISSUE 7 • 2019 SPACE CHANDRAYAAN-2 INDIA’S RELENTLESS JOURNEY IN SPACE CONTINUES MILITARY ISRAEL’s AEROSPACE & DEFENCE INDUSTRIEs – WORLD LEADERS SHOW REPORT PARIS AIR SHOW INNOVATIONS, AERIAL COMMUTE REPAINTED BUSINESS AVIATION INNOVATIONS @ EMBRAER EXECUTIVE JETS 20 Years After Kargil & MUCH MORE... THE MANpage 4 WHO BOMBED TIGER HILL AIR MARSHAL R. NAMBIAR, AIR OFFICER COMMANDING-IN-CHIEF OF WESTERN AIR COMMAND, INDIAN AIR FORCE. THE COMMAND IS THE 7TH LARGEST AIR FORCE IN THE WORLD, THE way AIR MARSHAL PUTS IT. RNI NUMBER: DELENG/2008/24199 IAI’s Heron Family Interoperable Solution for Your Operational Needs Heron TP Heron Tactical Heron Our Experience - Your Winning Solution The all-in-one platform backed by over 1,700,000 operational RPAS flight hours, IAI’s Heron Family features: • Multi-mission, multi-payload configuration • Long Runner capabilities: remotely-controlled landing and take-off • Advanced voice and touch activated workstation • A strong technical and logistic support + a well-established RPAS academy • Full automation • Seamlessly shifts between satellites • Highest safety and reliability www.iai.co.il • [email protected] PUBLISHER AND EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Jayant Baranwal SENIOR EDITOR TABLE OF CONTENTS Air Marshal B.K. Pandey (Retd) DEPUTY MANAGING EDITOR Neetu Dhulia SENIOR TECHNICAL GROUP EDITOR Lt General Naresh Chand (Retd) AN SP GUIDE PUBLICATION GROUP EXECUTIVE EDITOR SP’s Vishal Thapar CONTRIBUTORS 100.00 (INDIA-BASED BUYER ONLY) BUYER 100.00 (INDIA-BASED India: Group Captain A.K. Sachdev (Retd), ` aviationSHARP CONTENT FOR A SHARP AUDIENCE www.sps-aviation.com VOL 22 ISSUE 7 • 2019 Group Captain Joseph Noronha (Retd) SPACE CHANDRAYAAN-2 vol 22 ISSUE 7 • 2019 INDIA’S RELENTLESS JOURNEY Europe: Alan Peaford IN SPACE CONTINUES USA & Canada: LeRoy Cook MILITARY ISRAEL’S AEROSPACE & DEFENCE INDUSTRIES – CHAIRmaN & MANAGING DIRECTOR WORLD LEADERS COVer IMAGE SHOW REPORT Jayant Baranwal PARIS AIR SHOW INNOVATIONS, AERIAL PLANNING & BUSINESS DEVELOpmENT COMMUTE REPAINTED Reminiscing the Kargil Triumph: Air Officer BUSINESS AVIATION INNOVATIONS @ Executive Vice President: Rohit Goel EMBRAER EXECUTIVE Commanding-in-Chief Western Air Command, JETS MANAger – HR & ADMIN 20 Years After Kargil & MUCH MORE... Bharti Sharma Air Marshal Raghunath Nambiar, standing in ASSISTANT MANAger – HR & ADMIN front of an IAF Mirage 2000 (Pic: IAF) Pooja Tehlani page 4 COVer DeSIGN BY THE MAN DEPUTY MANAger – CirCULATION WHO BOMBED TIGER HILL AIR MARSHAL R. NAMBIAR, AIR OFFICER COMMANDING-IN-CHIEF OF WESTERN AIR COMMAND, INDIAN SP’s team AIR FORCE. THE COMMAND IS THE 7TH LARGEST AIR FORCE IN THE WORLD, Rimpy Nischal THE WAY AIR MARSHAL PUTS IT. RNI NUMBER: DELENG/2008/24199 GROUP RESEARCH ASSOCIATE SP's Aviation Cover 7-2019.indd 1 05/08/19 1:41 PM Survi Massey DESIGN Holistic Directions: Jayant Baranwal Creative Director: Anoop Kamath 20 years after kargil wAR OEM Designers: Vimlesh Kumar Yadav, Sonu S. Bisht 4 EXCLUSIVE Interview 25 Interview GROUP DIRECTor – SaLES & MARKETING Dr Vivek Lall, Vice-President Neetu Dhulia Air Marshal Raghunath Nambiar, DEPUTY DIRECTor – SaLES in an interview with Vishal Thapar Aeronautics Strategy and Rajeev Chugh Business Development, SP’S WEBSITES SPACE Lockheed Martin Sr Web Developer: Shailendra P. Ashish Web Developer: Ugrashen Vishwakarma 7 Chandrayaan-2 © SP Guide Publications, 2019 Chandrayaan-2 Injected into Earth SPECIAL COLUMN Subscription/Circulation 27 Air Marshal S.B.P. Sinha (Retd) Annual Inland: `1,200 • Foreign: US$320 Orbit India Successfully Develops E-mail: [email protected] 10 Expert Speak [email protected] its First Beyond Visual Range India: A Space Super Power LETTER TO EDITOR Air-to-Air Missile [email protected]; [email protected] For Advertising details, contact: SHOw REPORT [email protected] [email protected] 11 Paris Air Show 2019 REGUlar DepARTMENTS SP GUIDE PUBLICATIONS PVT LTD Focused on Innovation, the A-133 Arjun Nagar, (Opposite Defence Colony) Oldest Air Show Repaints Aerial 2 A Word from Editor-in-Chief New Delhi 110003, India. Tel: +91 (11) 24644693, 24644763, 24620130 Commute 28 Hall of Fame Fax: +91 (11) 24647093 Barnes Wallis (1887-1979) E-mail: [email protected] BUSINESS AVIATION Representative Office 29 Special Reports BENGALURU, INDIA 17 Innovation 204, Jal Vayu Vihar, Kalyan Nagar, Bengaluru 560043, India. Embraer’s UX Design Philosophy 30 News Digest Tel: +91 (80) 23682204 32 Last Word MOSCOW, RUSSIA MILITARY LAGUK Co., Ltd., (Yuri Laskin) Balance Strategic Relationships Krasnokholmskaya, Nab. OEM 11/15, app. 132, Moscow 115172, Russia. Tel: +7 (495) 911 2762 19 Israeli Muscle Fax: +7 (495) 912 1260 23 Israeli Aerospace and Defence Industries — Forging Ahead! Awards 2017 MEMBER OF 24 Unmanned SPECIAL Tactical Heron Joins IAI/MALAT’s CONTRIBUTION TO UAS Stables BUSINESS AVIATION NEXT ISSUE: 50 Years of Apollo Mission www.sps-aviation.comWWW.SPGUIDEPUBLICATIONS.COM ISSUE 7 • 2019 1 A WORD from editOR-in-CHIEF While talking to SP’s Aviation, Air Marshal Nambiar recounted how the providential availability of Litening targeting pods for 5 Mirage 2000 aircraft helped changed the course of the Kargil War. The IAF was lucky. Laser-guided bombs were meant to be inducted the following year. Twenty years later, India must ensure timely procurement of equipment for adequate readiness, so that the outcome of military challenges is not left to chance or good luck. This year, the Indian ForceS celebrated the 20th environment. The Air Show had on display aircraft with engines anniversary of the war with Pakistan in Kargil. This issue of driven by electrical power in place of the conventional biofuels. A SP’s Aviation carries a very timely and an exhaustive interview comprehensive report on the Paris Air Show by Ayushee Chaud- with Air Marshal Raghunath Nambiar, presently Air Officer hary of SP’s Aviation has been included in this issue. Commanding-in-Chief, Western Air Command, who incidentally This issue carries a report on Israel’s defence and aerospace is one of the three front runners to be the next Chief of the Air manufacturing sector that is producing world class equipments. Staff of the Indian Air Force on retirement of the present incum- Israel, a very small country, has gradually and determinedly bent on September 30, 2019. Posted at Indian Air Force Station, developed one of the largest aerospace and defence complex Gwalior as a Wing Commander during the Kargil War, he under- which has become the benchmark for self-reliance and aspira- took a highly successful mission against the Pakistani forces on tion for many countries to follow. Tiger Hill. He was flying the Mirage 2000 that was equipped The Defence Research and Development Organisation has with the Laser guided bomb and the aircraft was equipped with recorded a major achievement with the successful development the Litening targeting pod that enabled him strike the enemy of the Astra, its first all-weather Beyond Visual Range Air-to- target with devastating accuracy. Air Missile. This has propelled India into a group of just a few An area in which Indian scientists have done the nation nations that have a weapon system of this capability and per- proud is that of space exploration. Having registered a number formance. A interesting column on Astra by Air Marshal S.B.P. successes in this domain, the Indian Space Research Organisa- Sinha (Retd) has been included in this issue. tion (ISRO) launched Chandrayaan-2, its second mission to the All this and more in this issue of SP’s Aviation. Welcome Moon. For the future, Indian scientists have a number of lofty aboard and we wish you many happy landings! plans which include a mission to the Sun, the first manned mis- Jai Hind! sion in space with three astronauts and the establishment of a space station by 2030. Reports on the launch of Chandrayaan-2 by Ayushee Chaudhary and the status of India in the domain of space by Air Marshal S.B.P. Sinha (Retd) figure in this issue of the magazine. A major event on the global civil and military aviation scene in the recent past was the iconic Paris Air Show. The importance of this biennial event that was held from June 17 to 23 this year, can be judged from the fact that it was inaugurated by the President of France, Emmanuel Macron himself. With ‘innovation’ as the primary focus, the Air Show at Paris hosted a large number of exhibitors including start up companies from all across the world. JAYANT BARANWAL A notable feature of the Paris Air Show was the thrust on efforts by the industry to address the challenge of degradation of the PUBLISHER & EDITor-in-CHIEF Owned, published and printed by Jayant Baranwal, printed at Kala Jyothi Process Pvt Ltd and published at FOLLOW US ON A-133, Arjun Nagar (Opposite Defence Colony), New Delhi 110003, India. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, photocopying, recording, electronic, or otherwise without prior written permission of the Publishers. @SPsAviation SPPublications 2 ISSUE 7 • 2019 www.sps-aviation.com DIFFERENT BY DESIGN. DISRUPTIVE BY CHOICE. Unprecedented performance. Industry-leading technology. Exceptional comfort. Introducing the new midsize Praetor 500 and the super-midsize Praetor 600 – the world’s most disruptive and technologically advanced business jets. A record-breaking best-in-class range. Enviable performance in challenging airports. Full fly-by-wire with active turbulence reduction. Unparalleled comfort in a six-foot-tall, flat-floor cabin. Ka-band home-like connectivity. Power the future. Take command. Lead the way. Learn more at executive.embraer.com. INTRODUCING THE NEW 20 YEARS AFTER KARGIL WAR Air MARSHAl R.
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    50SKYSHADESImage not found or type unknown- aviation news ARGENTINA TO SIGN FOR AESA-EQUIPPED KFIR FIGHTERS News / Manufacturer Image not found or type unknown Argentina is expected to sign a contract on 10 November covering the purchase of 14 Kfir Block 60 fighters. The nation's air force opted to acquire upgraded examples of the Israel Aerospace Industries-produced combat aircraft, which have been non-operational for two decades. © 2015-2021 50SKYSHADES.COM — Reproduction, copying, or redistribution for commercial purposes is prohibited. 1 IAI had been offering a Block 60 version of the roughly 40-year-old Kfir design, powered by a GE Aviation J79 engine. The company says the powerplant will be supplied in a "zero-hour" condition after a complete overhaul, with replacement required after 1,600 flight hours. The upgraded fighter also will be fitted with an Elta Systems EL/M-2032 active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar, and use open architecture avionics that will allow the customer to instal other systems. Elta says the sensor provides an all aspect, "look-down shoot-down" performance, and will support simultaneous air-to-air and strike missions, with the ability totrack up to 64 targets. Flightglobal's Fleets Analyzer database records the Argentine air force as currently operating a combined fleet of 37 jet fighters, spread across aged Dassault Mirage III and Mirage 5, Douglas A- 4 and IAI Nesher airframes. The nation's pending acquisition will see it join Colombia, Ecuador and Sri Lanka in operating the Kfir. © 2015-2021 50SKYSHADES.COM — Reproduction, copying, or redistribution for commercial purposes is prohibited.
  • Lider Firmy Rodzinnej

    Lider Firmy Rodzinnej

    ISSN 2353–6470 MAGAZYN FIRM RODZINNYCH Nr 7 (15), grudzień 2015 LIDER FIRMY RODZINNEJ DARIUSZ JASIŃSKI ALICJA HADRYŚ ‑NOWAK MAGDALENA DAROWSKA Prezes firmy i sędzia siatkówki. Liderki Ocena Projektu Lider? Firmy Rodzinne 2 FIRMAFIRMA RODZINNA RODZINNA TO TO MARKA MARKA2 SPIS TREŚCI FIRMAFIRMAFIRMA RODZINNA RODZINNARODZINNA TO TOTO MARKA MARKAMARKAFIRMA RODZINNA TO MARKA TEMAT NUMERU 4 Arkadiusz Zawada Folwark, delfiny i konie strzygące uszami 6 Wiesława Machalica Zostać przywódcą czy być zarządcą? iłość MMiłośćiłość RELACJE. Magazyn Firm Rodzinnych 8 Aleksandra Jasińska ‑Kloska MMMiłośćiłośćiłość M dwumiesięcznik, nr 7 (15), grudzień 2015 Stając się liderem. Nie tylko dla sukcesorów ISSN 2353–6470 10 Dariusz Jasiński wangarda biznesuWydawca: Prezes firmy i sędzia siatkówki. Lider? wangardawangarda biznesubiznesu Awangarda biznesu AAwangarda biznesu Stowarzyszenie AAAwangarda biznesu 11 Agnieszka Szwejkowska Inicjatywa Firm Rodzinnych ul. Smolna 14 m. 7 Lider i współczesne czasy – co jest możliwe? 00–375 Warszawa 12 Wojciech Popczyk ecepta na zmienną rzeczywistość ReceptaRecepta na zmiennąna zmiennąwww.firmyrodzinne.pl rzeczywistość rzeczywistość Kompetencje przywódcze przedsiębiorcyR rodzinnegoRReceptaeceptaecepta na nana zmienną zmiennązmienną rzeczywistość rzeczywistośćrzeczywistość R Redaktor naczelna: 14 Marietta Lewandowska Maria Adamska Czy liderowanie musi być trudne? Spojrzenie młodego pokolenia 16 Alicja Hadryś ‑Nowak reatywność Kreatywnośćreatywność Kontakt: KKreatywnośćreatywnośćreatywność K K Liderki K [email protected]