In its path towards Initial Operational Capability (IOC), a pair of LCA Tejas fighters — Prototype Vehicle-3 (PV3) and Limited Series Production-2 (LSP-2) — were […]
FIRST IMAGES: LCA Tejas Weapon Trials At Jamnagar Read More »
There’s no getting away from the cheesy soundtrack and 1980s-style voiceover (not to mention the irritating script), but here’s HAL’s corporate film. I don’t know
HAL’s Corporate Film Read More »
Ecuador’s Defence Minister Javier Ponce is expected in India shortly on an official visit to sign a few defence agreements with the country. Among them
Two More ALH Dhruvs For Ecuador! Read More »
At this time next year, India’s Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas, is near certain to receive a long due HF (“Hindustan Fighter”) designation just ahead
EXCLUSIVE: LCA To Receive “HF” Designation Next Year Read More »
An ALH Dhruv from the IAF’s 117 HU rescues Army mountaineers from the Pin Parbati Pass in Himachal on September 14. The chopper was piloted
IMAGES: IAF Dhruv Rescues Army Mountaineers Read More »
Late next month, a critical competition process kicks off for the selection of an alternate power source for the Indian Light Combat Aircraft (LCA Tejas).
Which Engine Will Power The Tejas? Read More »
Lockheed-Martin is looking to engage Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd in a bid to push the AGM-114L Longbow Hellfire chopper-launched anti-armour missile system for the weaponised Advanced
EXCLUSIVE: Longbow Hellfire For Weaponised Dhruv? Read More »
When Indian Defence Minister AK Antony visits Russia next month on an official visit, the two countries will formally incorporate a joint venture (upgrade the
UAC-HAL’s Multirole Transport Aircraft JV To Be Incorporated Next Month Read More »
Regret the incorrect headline (out of my hands, unfortunately!), but here’s my piece in today’s edition of Mail Today. There’s also a paragraph that has
Mail Today: PAKFA Takes Off This November Read More »
