Vayu Aerospace and Defence Review, the bi-monthly aviation and defence magazine from New Delhi is now in its 47th year and is India oldest trade publication. Vayu is extremely well respected both domestically and internationally in aviation and defence circles both in India and abroad. We have a large panel of professionals, analysts and an Editorial Team from all fields of the defence spectrum who regularly contribute to the publication. We also regularly participate at all major air and defence shows world over. Besides publishing activities including books on aerospace matters, we also organise many seminars and conferences on the aviation and defence industry every year.
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Vayu Interview with Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria, CAS: The Rafale squadrons at the Main Operating Bases of Ambala and Hashimara are likely to operate with full strength of 18 aircraft each by mid-2021 and 2022 respectively. We have our infrastructure in place for all necessary technical support of these aircraft.
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Indian shipbuilders and yards in 2020: This LCU was third ship delivered by GRSE in 2020, no mean feat considering operational constraints imposed by the global pandemic of COVID -19.
Indigenous Punch: In late 1983, the Light Combat Aircraft programme was launched as an indigenous effort to develop a fourth generation combat aircraft to meet future requirements of the Indian Air Force.
Air Marshal (R) Harish Masand: Two years on, revisiting Balakot: The art of war is to design the battle-space – and the battle – in such a manner that the enemy is lured to fight the way we want, where we can impose our superior strategy, technology, training and tactics to defeat him.
Rolls-Royce and India: “A natural partner in India’s journey of self-reliance”: Rolls-Royce has been India’s military partner for nearly nine decades, with over 750 engines of 10 engine types powering aircraft of the Indian military.