According to Airbus, ‘The first 16 C295s of the 56 aircraft on order will be assembled at the San Pablo Sur site in Seville, Spain, with the second aircraft due to be delivered in May 2024 and the next 14 rolled out at a rate of one per month until August 2025.’
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Airbus delivers first C-295 to India
India, U.S. hold 1st defence innovation meet
| The two countries held the first virtual meeting of the India-U.S. Defense Acceleration Ecosystem (INDUS-X) Senior Advisory Group.
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•Embraer in C-390 pitch to India
| Embraer executives are in India to scout for industrial partners and brief the Indian Air Force on the aircraft, competing with the C-130J and A400M.
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•Indonesia to buy 24 F-15EX fighters
| Indonesia would be the 2nd after Israel to buy the F-15EX variant
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•Rafale, Part Deux
| With the selection of the Rafale Marine by the Indian Navy, here's a look at how it happened, and the challenges and consequences ahead.
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•Indian Chinooks, Apaches to get simulators, PBL contracts
Both helicopter types have fallen off warranty two years after arrival
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•Indian P-8I aircraft to be fully serviced in country
With new domestic facilities for maintenance, the navy's P-8I maritime reconnaissance aircraft can now spend all their downtime in India
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•26 by ’26: India has a chance to get new naval fighters quickly, with Boeing’s Super Hornet production ending
Boeing has announced it will complete F/A-18 production by the end of 2025
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•F-35 for India?
The F-35 Lightning II offered a thrilling display of aerobatics at Aero India 2023, but here's why the fifth generation stealth fighter doesn't make sense for India
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•The acquisition of the S-400, differing points of view on the war in Ukraine, eye-watering costs, a domestic 5th gen fighter program and never having operated any U.S. fighter aircraft are some of the reasons why India can’t and shouldn’t consider the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter.