HAL enters into agreement with SAE for production of LEAP engine parts at Paris Air Show
Paris Air Show, organised by SIAE, a subsidiary of the French Aerospace Industries Association (GIFAS), is the largest event in the industry, bringing together stakeholders from around the world. This year it is being held from June 16 to June 22.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
News18
3 days ago
- News18
Anil Ambani's Reliance Infra Rides High On Big Orders; Shares Jump 42% In A Month
Last Updated: Reliance Infrastructure shares, led by Anil Ambani, surged 9% in five sessions due to big orders, including a Rs 600 crore deal with Rheinmetall. Reliance Infra Share Price: Anil Ambani-led Reliance Infrastructure's shares have continued the bullish momentum over back-to-back big orders. Over the past five sessions, the stocks are up 9 per cent, reflecting investors' confidence and interest with the rising book order. On Thursday, shares are up 4 per cent to Rs 423 apiece, as compared to the previous day close at Rs 404.64 apiece. The sharp surge followed the 5% upper circuit on Wednesday after its subsidiary winning Rs 600 crore order from German defence and ammunitions-manufacturer Rheinmetall Waffe Munition GmbH. The company said that this is one of the largest order in the high-tech ammunition domain till date. 'The order represents a key milestone in Reliance Defence's strategy to strengthen its position as a reliable partner in the global defence and munition supply chain, with a particular focus on Europe," it added. Reliance Defence aims to be among the top three defence exports in the country, the exchange filing read. This also strengthens India's push to become defence manufacture exporter. Shares of Reliance Infrastructure have gained 42 per cent in the past one month, with one year return standing at 103 per cent. In the long horizon of 5 years, the returns stood at 1,088 per cent, turning a multibagger for investors. Earlier, Reliance Defence announced a partnership with France aviation company and Rafael maker Dassault Aviation. The agreement between Dassault Aviation and Reliance Infrastructure subsidiary, Reliance Aerostructure Limited (RAL) happened on June 18 at the Paris Air Show. The manufacturing of Falcon 2000 business executive jets will be happened in India as per the agreement between two companies. Dassault Aviation will manufacture Falcon 2000 jets outside of France for the first time in its storied history. This also marks a pivotal movement as India will enter into the elite club of countries producing next-generation business jets, alongside the United States, France, Canada, and Brazil. The state-of-the-art, final assembly line for Falcon 2000 jets will be established in Nagpur, Maharashtra. Dassault Aviation will also transfer the assembly of the front section of Falcon 8X and Falcon 6X, in addition to the wings and complete fuselage assembly of Falcon 2000 to DRAL. The transfer of assembly operations combined with major facility upgrades, will pave the way for the first flight of Falcon 2000 'Made in India' from Indian soil by 2028. The joint venture between Dassault Aviation and Reliance Aerostructure – DRAL was established in 2017. The operations commenced with the setting up of a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility at Mihan, Nagpur, later that year. Since delivering its first Falcon 2000 front section in 2019, DRAL has assembled over 100 major sub-sections for the Falcon 2000, underscoring its world-class precision manufacturing capabilities and playing an integral role in Falcon = global production program. First Published: June 26, 2025, 13:36 IST
India.com
4 days ago
- India.com
After China and US, another country announces sixth-generation fighter jet plans including KF-21 Boramae and FA-50, share a close relation with India, the country is…
Bad news for India, China, Russia as US decides to...., Will Modi-Putin-Xi Jinping join hands against Trump? After China and the United States, now South Korea has also announced plans to join the race to build sixth-generation fighter jets. According to a top aerospace official, South Korea is getting ready to develop its own advanced warplane. At the Paris Air Show, Shin Dong-hak, who is Vice President of International Business at Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), said that the technology they are working on like the 4.5-generation fighter jets and drones will eventually help them move toward building a sixth-generation fighter. China's Progress China has already started testing its sixth-generation jet, which is being called the J-36. Recently, videos on social media showed the prototype in action. Reports say the J-36 is around 22 meters long with a wingspan of about 20 meters. It is powered by three WS-10C engines. America's Fighter Jet Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump confirmed that the US is moving ahead with its own sixth-generation jet program by giving Boeing the contract to build it. This new jet is named the F-47. Trump called it 'the deadliest aircraft ever' and said that a test version had already been secretly flying for several years. The F-47 will be built at Boeing's manufacturing plant. South Korea's KF-21 Boramae and FA-50 At the Paris Air Show held last week, South Korea's Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) showcased its latest fighter jets. This included the KF-21 Boramae, a 4.5-generation jet developed entirely in South Korea, and the FA-50, a lightweight combat aircraft. Along with these jets, KAI also presented several unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Experts believe that these fighter jets will soon be able to fly in coordination with drones. The KF-21 is expected to officially join the South Korean Air Force by the end of next year. South Korea to test multi-role combat UAV Speaking at the air show, KAI Vice President Shin Dong-hak explained, 'We are showcasing products that lay the groundwork for sixth-generation fighter capabilities.' He highlighted that UAVs are a big part of this future, and development is being steered in that direction. Shin also mentioned that the KF-21 has an edge over others in its class due to its stealth features and advanced AI co-pilot software. It can control multi-role combat UAVs during missions. KAI is planning to carry out flight tests for its new multi-role combat UAV during the Seoul International Aerospace and Defense Exhibition later this year. India and South Korea: Trusted Partners India and South Korea share a strong and friendly relationship. The two countries have been working closely in various fields, including defense. Their official diplomatic ties began in 1962 and were upgraded to ambassador-level in 1973. Over the years, the partnership between India and South Korea has grown in many areas i.e. economic, cultural, political, and military. In 2010, both countries signed the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) to boost trade and investment. Later in 2015, they took the relationship a step further by declaring it a 'Special Strategic Partnership.' In the defense sector, India has also bought the K9 Vajra howitzers from South Korea.
Business Standard
4 days ago
- Business Standard
Lohia Aerospace Systems Showcases India's Composite Manufacturing Prowess at Paris Air Show 2025
NewsVoir New Delhi [India], June 25: Lohia Aerospace Systems (LAS), a leading Indian player in aerospace and defense manufacturing, concluded a successful showing at the Paris Air Show 2025, held at Le Bourget. As the only Indian composites company exhibiting at the event, LAS proudly represented the country's growing capabilities in advanced aerospace manufacturing. Over the course of the show, LAS displayed cutting-edge composite parts and aerostructures catering to both civil and defense applications. The exhibits--including lightweight structural assemblies and UAV sub-systems--drew significant attention from global aerospace stakeholders for their precision, innovation, and readiness for international supply chains. The LAS team held pre-scheduled meetings with several leading OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers from across the aerospace ecosystem. These strategic engagements have propelled the company into advanced-stage conversations with a major OEM for composite interior structures for a next-generation aircraft. LAS is also in advanced discussions to indigenise production of complex structural parts for helicopters for major OEMs--further aligning with India's push for self-reliance in defense manufacturing. In parallel, LAS explored new avenues of collaboration with an American Tier 1 supplier to jointly bid for civil and defense programs in the United States, significantly enhancing the company's international engagement strategy. In addition to these new opportunities, LAS signed major renewal contracts with its existing customers, reinforcing long-standing partnerships and reaffirming the company's track record for reliable, high-quality delivery. "The Paris Air Show was a very productive event for us," said Anurag Lohia, CEO, Lohia Aerospace Systems. "We were able to continue key conversations with existing customers and also initiate new global relationships. As the only composites manufacturer from India to be exhibiting, we were proud to showcase how far India has come in delivering world-class aerospace solutions." The participation at Paris Air Show 2025 underscores LAS's ambition to be a trusted global partner in high-performance aerospace manufacturing. With a focus on innovation, precision engineering, and scalable capacity, Lohia Aerospace Systems continues to strengthen its position in the global defense and civil aviation ecosystems.
