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Airbus Signs MoU With IIT Kanpur To Boost Indian Aerospace Talent
Airbus and the Indian Institute of Technology in Kanpur (IIT Kanpur) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to facilitate increased collaboration in developing education programmes to foster talent development in the Indian aerospace sector. The MoU was signed on September 1, 2023 between Prof. Abhay Karandikar, then Director IIT Kanpur, and Rémi Maillard, President and Managing Director, Airbus India and South Asia. Under the collaboration, both entities will promote research in advanced technologies and develop programmes and activities…
Navigating India’s UAV Sector Turbulences
India’s quest for self-reliance in Unmanned Aerial Vehicle technology unveils a trajectory cluttered with regulatory impasses, technical teething troubles, and a fragmented approach despite sporadic advancements and strategic acquisitions. In the escalating theatre of modern warfare, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) delineate a paradigm shift, reshaping conventional stratagems and operational dynamics. The Indian subcontinent, despite its earnest endeavors, wades through a labyrinth of technological glitches, regulatory conundrums, and fragmented initiatives in its quest for UAV proficiency. India’s voyage into the unmanned…
Russia Pitches Combat Tested Weapons For Exports
Ukraine’s ongoing confrontations with Russia have captivated international attention, moving beyond mere territorial disputes. Ukrainian Defence Minister Alexey Reznikov had indicated a notable shift in these standoffs, which now double as a significant platform, not just for geopolitical engagements but also for the rigorous examination of cutting-edge military innovations. Western allies gauge their armament efficacy against Russia’s formidable array, while Russia evaluates its gear against advanced Western counterparts, including systems like the S-400 Triumf, renowned for its multifunction radar and…
Go First Grounded: Decade Sees 11th Private Airline Exit Indian Skies
A wave of uncertainty swept across India’s already unstable aviation sector as Go First, a once thriving private airline owned by the Wadia Group, announced a halt to its operations, making it the 11th airline to cease its services in the last decade. The budget airline opted for voluntary insolvency resolution proceedings before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), delivering a significant jolt to the industry. The primary reason for this drastic move lies in the alleged failure of US-based…
Jet Airways’ Revival Faces Mounting Hurdles As Air Operator’s Permit Expires, Casting Doubt On 2023 Takeoff
Jet Airways, once a prominent player in the Indian aviation industry, is mired in prolonged uncertainty as its revival efforts face mounting obstacles. The airline’s air operator’s permit (AOP) or air operator’s certificate (AOC) is on the verge of expiration on May 19, dimming hopes of a successful turnaround this year, according to sources familiar with the matter. Jet Airways has encountered significant setbacks despite securing the AOC on May 20, 2022, courtesy of the Directorate-General of Civil Aviation, with…
