Indian Air Force

A perilous threat environment has prompted increased defense spending outside the U.S. and the construction of new multinational supply chains.

The Aviation Week Intelligence Network is tracking $193 billion in open opportunities for military aircraft over the next decade.

The Indian government has signed a contract with Hindustan Aeronautics for 12 more Su-30MKI combat aircraft.

IAF sources told local media India Today that the exercise took place at Eastern Air Command “a few months ago.”

Lockheed Martin could assemble and maintain C-130Js at Tata Advanced Systems if the transport wins an Indian Air Force order for up to 80 aircraft.

The tender moves the 5.8-metric ton Light Combat Helicopter, also known as Prachand, closer to a long-awaited order for full-rate production.

Our roundup of the main aerospace and defense stories making the news this week.

Indian Air Force investigators are probing the March 12 crash of a Tejas light combat aircraft—the first such accident since the type’s initial test flight.

Embraer has teamed up with Mahindra in a bid to sell its C-390 Millennium airlifter to the IAF.

Crewed and uncrewed combat aircraft teaming on real combat missions is not likely to be realized for up to two decades, a top Indian Air Force official says.

India has carried out the first live firing of the indigenously developed Astra air-to-air missile from its HAL Tejas fighter.

The first Airbus C295 destined for the Indian Air Force has conducted its first flight over Seville, Spain.

Government officials want companies that will serve nation’s civil and military space needs.

Aero India highlights India’s ambition to move beyond simple assembly to creating advanced, exportable aircraft design.

India will receive 275 trainers and LCAs over the next decade, more than any other nation aside from the U.S.

The Indian government has announced that defense spending will increase by 12.5% for fiscal 2023-24.

Modi touted the milestone as another step toward his long-held goal of building India’s defense industry.

The White House led high-level meetings this week with Indian officials.