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The AMCA – a 2022 review by Prof. Prodyut Das

25 Oct 2022

The AMCA – a 2022 review by Prof. Prodyut Das: If a combat aircraft cannot obtain a clear IOC within twenty years of start it will be overtaken by further progress. Our scientists cite lack of technology and facilities but the clear evidence is that the problem is localised to certain projects.

Rise of Asian naval might

06 Dec 2021

Rise of Asian naval might: Currently there are six navies around the world operating aircraft carriers and some more intend to join the club in near future.

Vayu Interview with William L. Blair, VP & CE, Lockheed Martin India

20 Oct 2021

Vayu Interview with William L. Blair, VP & CE, Lockheed Martin India: This aircraft, which will be manufactured by Lockheed Martin, the world’s largest and most advanced defence manufacturer, is the most advanced 4th generation fighter we have ever offered.

INIOCHOS 2021

21 Jun 2021

INIOCHOS 2021: After the cancelation of last year’s edition due to COVID-19 and despite the on-going threat, the Hellenic Air Force organised the 6th international edition of the exercise INIOCHOS.

Saab Gripen E’s missile edge for the Indian Air Force

02 Apr 2021

Saab Gripen E’s missile edge for the Indian Air Force: The Gripen E offer for the Indian Air Force builds upon the Gripen E family of aircraft. Gripen E is the most modern fighter in the competition and together with its weaponry, including the Meteor Beyond Visual Range missile, Gripen E will give the IAF an edge against its adversaries.

Indigenous Punch

16 Feb 2021

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.

Vayu interview with Mr. R. Madhavan, CMD Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd.

11 Feb 2021

Vayu interview with Mr. R. Madhavan, CMD Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd.: The primary focus is to showcase HAL’s prowess in the aerospace and defence arena to the world, with display of indigenously-designed and developed fixed and rotary wing platforms, technologies covering power plants, avionics, etc.

The IAF Dassault Rafale – for all Reasons

07 Oct 2020

The IAF Dassault Rafale – for all Reasons: The first five French-origin Dassault Rafale F3-R omni-role fighters were formally inducted into the Indian Air Force on 10 September 2020 at Air Force Station Ambala.

Vayu Interview with Lockheed Martin

07 Oct 2020

Vayu Interview with Lockheed Martin: The C-130J is the only airlifter that can seamlessly handle all of India’s challenging terrain, from short, unprepared landing strips in the Himalayan mountains to vast coastlines. The C-130J’s rugged reliability makes it an asset unmatched by other aircraft.

Thales partnering with the Indian Air Force

06 Oct 2020

Thales partnering with the Indian Air Force: Thales is proud of the trust that the Indian Air Force has placed in its advanced technologies ever since it started its India operations in 1953

Vayu Interview with Dr G Satheesh Reddy, Chairman DRDO “Self Reliance in Critical Technologies”

23 Mar 2020

Vayu Interview with Dr G Satheesh Reddy, Chairman DRDO “Self Reliance in Critical Technologies”

PAF JF-17 Thunder Over Le Bourget 2019

02 Aug 2019

There is arguably a lot going on to occupy the minds of PAF leadership, and operationally the JF-17 is playing a major part in the defence of Pakistan’s skies and with six operational squadrons.

BOEING : Committed Partner with the Indian Navy

19 Dec 2018

In January 2018, India’s Defense Acquisitions Committee cleared the acquisition of a P-8(I) training solution from Boeing, this customised for the Indian Navy which will offer an integrated learning approach that will combine classroom education with simulation.

Sanjay Badri-Maharaj reviews the Indian Air Force’s declining squadron strength

02 Nov 2018

The IAF has recently issued another RFI for multi-role combat aircraft and the same six companies have responded offering with the MiG-35, the Rafale, the Typhoon, the Gripen, the Lockheed-Martin F-16 and the Boeing F/A-18.

Air Marshal M. Matheswaran on the new RFI

25 Sep 2018

There are some significant differences that come into play in this repeat MMRCA process. In the previous evaluation, there were one or two aircraft that may have been considered as still under development, for example the Gripen-NG and the MiG-35.

Saab’s Swordfish MPA: Multi-Role Maritime Air Power

06 Sep 2018

The Swordfish is a strategic, multi-role asset that combines the latest operationally proven sensors with Bombardier’s ultralong range Global 6000 platform.

Super Hornet and the Indian Navy’s quest for a carrier-borne fighter

06 Sep 2018

Mobility is a key for both the current and future fighters, which is likely to grow only more complex in this region. The carrier air wing of today and tomorrow has become a mobile network that houses aircraft that can serve as extended nodes on an integrated network.

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