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DRDO wants to sell super radar technology for fighter jets to industry, invites applications India’s defence research and development organization (DRDO) wants to sell tech that it says it has developed for a `super radar’ for fighter jet aircraft and has asked the Indian Industry to submit...

CSIR laboratory to manufacture critical composite air-frame components for LCA Tejas. Usage of indigenously developed technology lightens air-frame by 20%. CSIR-National Aerospace Laboratories (CSIR-NAL) has received an order of more than Rs 100cr for delivering critical composite air-frame...

The Uttam AESA radar has been integrated with LCA LSP2 for trials.

CSIO develops tech for Tejas’ air-to-air refuelling at night CHANDIGARH: The Central Scientific InstrumentsOrganisation (CSIO) laboratory has developed drogue illumination system for light combat aircraft Tejas, making India third in the world after the US and France to have this technology...

ACM Dhanoa, CAS, Indian Air force has said that the performance of the Tejas in air-to-ground weapon delivery was observed to be exceptional during Op Gaganshakti. He also said 'With active support of HAL the aircraft was found to be highly reliable during conduct of surge ops'

#Tejas SP-10 completes maiden flight at #HAL airport. "Extremely smooth flight," says #HAL officials. Flight lasted for 35 min and was piloted by Gp Capt K K Venugpopal (Retd) of NFTC

LCA Tejas NAVY Naval LCA flew its first sortie today with tailhook. #Goa https://twitter.com/SandeepUnnithan

No major glitch for IAF-HAL-MoD. But Yes for the media. Because in India defence deals & related matters are 'decided' by media :) Things will be sorted out, price will change & you'll soon see screaming headlines: 1) MoD shoots down Tejas prices 2) IAF wins price war over Tejas

Tejas fighter aircraft starts operations India's indigenously built Light Combat Aircraft 'Tejas', the smallest and lightest Multi-Role Supersonic Fighter Aircraft in its class, commenced operations from the Sulur Air Force Station in Tamil Nadu today, two years after its induction into the...

From the archives.. LSP-2015, turning to line up for a test sortie for fine tuning of weapon delivery algorithm for all air-to-ground weapons.

LCA Tejas Gears up for Aerial Refuelling The Light Combat Aircraft Tejas is all set to commence its Air-to-Air Refuelling (AAR) flight trials. Aeronautical Development Agency has been carrying out various tests regarding the AAR for the past few months which have been successful. But, the...

Tejas – Inching Closer to FOC Ever since its first flight, India’s indigenously designed and developed Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas has been proving its mettle to be a combat-proven asset to the armed forces. In July 2016, it has been inducted into the Air Force by forming a separate...

IAF will receive 16 fighters in the IOC format and another 16 in the FOC format. All these will be LCA MKI. In the next version of 83 aircraft which are to be built as per the LCA MK1A standards, there will be 10 trainers. All the 18 trainers (4+4+10) will be of LCA MK1 standards and not MK1A.

IAF, HAL end impasse over Tejas trainers Bengaluru: The Indian Air Force (IAF) and Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) seem to have arrived at a consensus to end the stalemate over Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas trainers. Onmanorama can confirm now that IAF will have to probably wait till...

LCA Tejas Programme achieves another accomplishment: The Tejas programme achieved a rare distinction by completing 4000 Successful Test Flights today. All the flight tests and aircraft instrumentation related activities are planned, coordinated and executed by the National Flight Test Centre...

Landing with a shortest possible runway distance is one of the prime feature of a fighter aircraft.. Tejas is no different. The optimized brake management system, the tail chute, the nose wheel steering system and above all the handling quality of the aircraft on ground at that speed in a...

The trainer is seen here flying among the Himalayan mountains.

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IAF to give its Tejas jets the Meteor missile edge Seeking to enhance the capability of the indigenous Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas, the Indian Air Force is planning to equip it with a long-range missile of the Meteor class which will help it get an edge over the jets of the adversaries...

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