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Indigenous trainer , totally indian designAre these manufactured with usa trainer jet programme or these are indigenous trainer programme
Indigenous trainer , totally indian designAre these manufactured with usa trainer jet programme or these are indigenous trainer programme
Hope you get first indian trainerIndigenous trainer , totally indian design
We had one years ago named Kiran . Htt 36 is ready too , this is third , dual seat trainer tejas is in service tooHope you get first indian trainer
Common man we don't consider liscence manufacturing as indigenousHope you get first indian trainer
Technically no. Tejas trainer belongs to ADA not IAF, not sure if its loaned to IAF for squadron pilot conversion or not.dual seat trainer tejas is in service too
Sir this thread please
Where we need to concentrate more on is Capacity-building, the process of developing and strengthening the skills, instincts, abilities, processes, and resources that organizations need to survive, adapt, and thrive in a fast-changing world. An essential ingredient in capacity-building is a transformation that is generated and sustained over time from within; transformation of this kind goes beyond performing tasks to changing mindsets and attitudes. HAL for example falls woefully short. They need a paradigm shift in work culture if they want to stay in the race.Sir this thread please
HAL HJT-36 Sitara
HAL to Invest $ 6 billion to boost capability By Radhakrishna Rao Published : December 2009 Bangalore. India’s state-owned aeronautical and defence major Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) is planning an investment of Rs.25,000 crores ($ 6 billion approx) over the next decade to...defenceforumindia.com
We’ll need to bring aerospace related jobs in India to improve our aerospace ecosystem, brain drain is avoided by creating oppurtunities domestically.Where we need to concentrate more on is Capacity-building, the process of developing and strengthening the skills, instincts, abilities, processes, and resources that organizations need to survive, adapt, and thrive in a fast-changing world. An essential ingredient in capacity-building is a transformation that is generated and sustained over time from within; transformation of this kind goes beyond performing tasks to changing mindsets and attitudes. HAL for example falls woefully short. They need a paradigm shift in work culture if they want to stay in the race.
I am still wondering what is the point if IJT-36 at this point. Is the IAF planning to retain a 3-tier training program for the pilots? If yes, then:
IJT will not compete with the Hawk which is an AJT with higher performanceI am still wondering what is the point if IJT-36 at this point. Is the IAF planning to retain a 3-tier training program for the pilots? If yes, then:
- What happens to the Hawk-I, that is built by HAL with BAE?
- How does IAF plan to replace Hawks (still very new) with IJT-36?
- What is the sales potential for this aircraft to foreign countries, given that the US, China, UK, South Korea, Russia & Italy heavily dominate this sector?
IAF is still pretty archaic in its thinking. Don't assume that they'd know it just because they manage it. More and more countries are moving from high-end basic trainers directly to AJTs.IJT will not compete with the Hawk which is an AJT with higher performance
IJT is meant to replace the Kiran
Not 100% sure of the need for a IJT these days with the ability to go from PC7 to AJT but the IAF knows best on these things and how to churn out their pilots
pretty beautiful aircraft
More pilot training churning out the good ones, helps to identify the best. Large countries still have 3 tier programmesIAF is still pretty archaic in its thinking. Don't assume that they'd know it just because they manage it. More and more countries are moving from high-end basic trainers directly to AJTs.
jets in Kiran's category could be entirely done away with and saved that cost. HAL is 15 years late.
Yes the IJT course work can be done on Pilatus plus HawkIAF is still pretty archaic in its thinking. Don't assume that they'd know it just because they manage it. More and more countries are moving from high-end basic trainers directly to AJTs.
jets in Kiran's category could be entirely done away with and saved that cost. HAL is 15 years late.
Today htt-40 hasn't cleared dacYes the IJT course work can be done on Pilatus plus Hawk
But with HTT 40 I dont know may be HVT can tell or market it better.
Though I may be wrong as it's specifications are not yet out in concrete but service ceiling range etc are limited in it in comparison to Pilatus as per wiki.
May be they'll improve it in blocks or something so let's see how it folds out.
Yes, need to be focus on LCA LIFT.IAF is still pretty archaic in its thinking. Don't assume that they'd know it just because they manage it. More and more countries are moving from high-end basic trainers directly to AJTs.
jets in Kiran's category could be entirely done away with and saved that cost. HAL is 15 years late.
Probably in 2023 budget this time. Seems like offensive weaponry would be a priority now. What's the chance that HAL can propose a foreign sale in the meanwhile? HTT-40 can be a cheap option for several small countries. There are many who'd like it to be a surveillance aircraft as well. I can think of 20 nations right now.Today htt-40 hasn't cleared dac