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The CEO of United Aircraft Corporation of Russia stated that UAC is changing imported parts with Russian-made ones and finishing accreditations for the upgraded program
UAC is enthusiastic that they will quickly be beginning the production in India with localised components. Image/News18
While an MoU was just recently signed in between Hindustan Aeronautics Limited of India and United Aircraft Corporation of Russia for production of civil commuter airplane SJ100 in India, Indian airline companies have actually begun revealing interest in the airplane. UAC is enthusiastic that they will quickly be beginning the production in India with localised components.
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Speaking at the Dubai Air Show, UAC CEO Vadim Badekhainformed CNN-News18, “Indian airline companies have actually revealed interest in running this airplane. HAL will pick logistics and marketing in the Indian market.”
He added that UAC is replacing imported components with Russian-made ones and completing certifications for the updated programme.
The Indian aviation sector is expected to require over 200 jets for regional connectivity and an additional 350 aircraft for routes across the Indian Ocean region, making the SJ100 a potential key player. The aircraft is being seen as a game-changer for short-haul operations under India’s UDAN scheme.
Under the HAL-UAC arrangement, HAL has the rights to manufacture the SJ100 for domestic customers. “We aim to follow the approach used in combat aircraft production, incorporating Indian-designed elements into this commercial platform,” Badekhastated.
The SJ100 is a twin-engine, narrow-body local jet. Over 200 systems have actually been produced and are presently run by more than 16 airline companies worldwide. Its entry into the Indian market might substantially improve short-haul connection and local flight.
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Akash Sharma
Akash Sharma, Defence Correspondent, CNN-News 18, covers the Ministry of Defence and Ministry of Railways. In addition, he likewise follows advancements in the nationwide capital. With a substantial experience coverin …Learn more
Akash Sharma, Defence Correspondent, CNN-News 18, covers the Ministry of Defence and Ministry of Railways. In addition, he likewise follows advancements in the nationwide capital. With a comprehensive experience coverin …
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