LCA TEJAS MK1 & MK1A: News and Discussion

Chandragupt Maurya

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If government decides to buy more Rafales then they should try to use M88 engines in Tejas MK1A instead of GE engines because rafales also used GE engines in prototype stage which got replaced with M88 engines later
Buying these engines in bulk for both rafales and Tejas will also reduce the cost maintaining them will be easier too how many of you agree
 

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Dynamatic Technologies delivers front assembled fuselage of LCA to HAL


Bengaluru based-Dynamatic Technologies Ltd (DTL) has confirmed that the first Front Fuselage Assembly for the LCA-Tejas aircraft has been handed over to the state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) after acceptance from HAL. In 2017, Dynamatic Technologies Limited was chosen as the supplier for the Front Fuselage assembly from HAL – Light Combat Aircraft Division. In 2019, Dynamatic Technologies Limited had launched,‘TEJAS MAIN FUSELAGE ASSEMBLY’ for Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), and the first Front Fuselage Assembly for the LCA-Tejas was delivered in 2020. Dynamatic Technologies is the 1st Indian Company to manufacture and export a high accuracy tooling structure to Boeing Space and recently has been awarded a contract for the delivery of tools for the Boeing-Saab T-7A Red Hawk program. Dynamatic Technologies is already is the front runner for various other upcoming programs like Tejas Mk2, TEDBF, and AMCA and will also supply Front Fuselage Assembly for the LCA-Tejas Mk1A program.
 

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Dynamatic Technologies delivers front assembled fuselage of LCA to HAL

Bengaluru based-Dynamatic Technologies Ltd (DTL) has confirmed that the first Front Fuselage Assembly for the LCA-Tejas aircraft has been handed over to the state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) after acceptance from HAL. In 2017, Dynamatic Technologies Limited was chosen as the supplier for the Front Fuselage assembly from HAL – Light Combat Aircraft Division. In 2019, Dynamatic Technologies Limited had launched,‘TEJAS MAIN FUSELAGE ASSEMBLY’ for Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), and the first Front Fuselage Assembly for the LCA-Tejas was delivered in 2020. Dynamatic Technologies is the 1st Indian Company to manufacture and export a high accuracy tooling structure to Boeing Space and recently has been awarded a contract for the delivery of tools for the Boeing-Saab T-7A Red Hawk program. Dynamatic Technologies is already is the front runner for various other upcoming programs like Tejas Mk2, TEDBF, and AMCA and will also supply Front Fuselage Assembly for the LCA-Tejas Mk1A program.
 

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Dynamatic Technologies delivers front assembled fuselage of LCA to HAL

Bengaluru based-Dynamatic Technologies Ltd (DTL) has confirmed that the first Front Fuselage Assembly for the LCA-Tejas aircraft has been handed over to the state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) after acceptance from HAL. In 2017, Dynamatic Technologies Limited was chosen as the supplier for the Front Fuselage assembly from HAL – Light Combat Aircraft Division. In 2019, Dynamatic Technologies Limited had launched,‘TEJAS MAIN FUSELAGE ASSEMBLY’ for Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), and the first Front Fuselage Assembly for the LCA-Tejas was delivered in 2020. Dynamatic Technologies is the 1st Indian Company to manufacture and export a high accuracy tooling structure to Boeing Space and recently has been awarded a contract for the delivery of tools for the Boeing-Saab T-7A Red Hawk program. Dynamatic Technologies is already is the front runner for various other upcoming programs like Tejas Mk2, TEDBF, and AMCA and will also supply Front Fuselage Assembly for the LCA-Tejas Mk1A program.
Do we know what their annual production capacity is?
 

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We have placed our trust in Tejas: IAF Chief...



Then where are the orders?
 

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Then where are the orders?
Read again...

'in next 5 years' 'commence' 'induction' of 83 LCA Mark 1As.

Hope IAF chief misspoke but if that is not the case, i don't understand where @vinoddx9 pulled the 2023 induction date from. So he mustn't have read the IAF chief's message.

If they start inducting MK1A's in 2025, then when will they complete?

So no plan to sign MK1A before financial year 2022-2023 in the best case scenario? :smash::frusty:

And people here are liking those posts :shoot:
 

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Then where are the orders?
Read again...

'in next 5 years' 'commence' 'induction' of 83 LCA Mark 1As.

Hope IAF chief misspoke but if that is not the case, i don't understand where @vinoddx9 pulled the 2023 induction date from. So he mustn't have read the IAF chief's message.

If they start inducting MK1A's in 2025, then when will they complete?

So no plan to sign MK1A before financial year 2022-2023 in the best case scenario? :smash::frusty:

And people here are liking those posts :shoot:
Mark1A order isn't facing delays! Order signing today & in October 2021 will have same effect.

With SP-21 the net time between fund release to 1st flight was brought down to 12 months.
So now the creation of Mark1A prototype on LSP-8 & LSP-X by late 2022 is being prioritised... alongside other manufacturing logistical preps.
 

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Mark1A order isn't facing delays! Order signing today & in October 2021 will have same effect.

With SP-21 the net time between fund release to 1st flight was brought down to 12 months.
So now the creation of Mark1A prototype on LSP-8 & LSP-X by late 2022 is being prioritised... alongside other manufacturing logistical preps.
Assuming you understood IAF chief's words very well and i didn't.. can you tell me which year will the first production variant of MK1A be inducted into IAF? And how?
 

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