The first Technology Demonstrator (TD-1) of India’s Light Combat Helicopter (LCH) conducted an extended hover and slow-speed cyclic manoeuver routine yesterday at a height of […]
LCH’s Hover-Cyclic Flight At 20-metres Successful Read More »
Just heard that HAL’s Light Combat Helicopter flew today. No details, no photos just yet. All I’ve been told is that she flew today —
FLASH! India’s Light Combat Helicopter Takes Off! Read More »
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) wants to give its troubled HPT-32 Deepak basic propeller trainer aircraft a ballistic recovery system (BRS) — a capability that principally
EXCLUSIVE: India’s Deepak Basic Trainers To Get Ballistic Recovery System Read More »
3D Art By, Courtesy & ©Pavel Romsy
BEAUTIES: 3D Art Of The LCA Tejas Read More »
The Indian government told Parliament today that “deficiencies have been detected in the airframe and other associated equipment of the [LCA Navy]. Defence Research and
Deficiencies Dog LCA Navy: Govt Read More »
The increasing acrimony over India’s troubled acquisition of the Hawk advanced jet trainer (AJT) has come to a head with BAE Systems summarily rejecting license-build
HAL Gets The Finger From BAE, $10.5-mil Hawk Mess-Up Claim Rejected Read More »
HAL was lucky that the investigation into the October 2009 Dhruv crash in Ecuador turned out to be a clear case of pilot error (excessive
Northrop-Grumman has made multiple presentations to the Indian Navy explaining why the IAI-HAL Naval Rotory UAV (NRUAV) based on the Chetak airframe is a bad
NorthropGrumman Tells Indian Navy, “NRUAV Not Mature, Buy FireScout Instead” Read More »
