India will produce Su-30MKI under a Russian license to 2020 g

Indian company Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has requested about 4 years to build the remaining Su-48MKI X-fighters, from those 30-s that it must assemble under the Russian license, reports bmpd with reference to Defenseworld.net.

Fighter Su-30MKI Air Force India

“By March 2016, the year HAL released the 174 fighter Su-30MKI. The entire production technology was absorbed by the company, and the current order is likely to be fulfilled in 2018-2019's, ”says HAL representative Suvarna Raju.

In April, the company announced that over the past year it has “produced 12 Su-30MKI, almost 100% consisting of Indian components, and taking into account the production rate, it is likely that the remaining 48 machines will be assembled before the 2020 year”.

According to Raju, "HAL produced 39000 components and 1015 aircraft units, as well as 5600 engine components." Also, "the company has mastered metalworking and casting, and today all the components of the airframe and engines, the technology of which should have been transferred, have already been mastered at 100%."

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[St Petrov]

So that China does not hover in the clouds, putting itself in the place of Omerika

Counterweights are needed for a healthy world. The planet is one - a * blows too much

Pakistan still plays a great power by its side. So I approve. Although of course it would be better to buy everything from us, but it’s better than never

[poquello]

Quote: c-Petrov

So that China does not hover in the clouds, putting itself in the place of Omerika

Counterweights are needed for a healthy world. The planet is one - a * blows too much

Pakistan still plays a great power by its side. So I approve. Although of course it would be better to buy everything from us, but it’s better than never

but it’s interesting how their assembly shows how it behaves

[LÄRZ]

Quote: poquello

but it’s interesting how their assembly shows how it behaves

Do not care! If their Air Force (as a customer) is happy with everything, then everything is fine. You yourself have done it yourself and fly.

[poquello]

Quote: LÄRZ

Quote: poquello

but it’s interesting how their assembly shows how it behaves

Do not care! If their Air Force (as a customer) is happy with everything, then everything is fine. You yourself have done it yourself and fly.

our product is still interesting

[LÄRZ]

Quote: poquello

our product is still interesting

AKM is also our product. Many release it, but OUR is appreciated! Here, for sure, a similar situevina. Although, the Indian pilots on these "dryings" of the British on the exercises "did". This means that the cars are well assembled, and there is training.

[seti]

I would really like to have Su 30 collected in Russia at this pace and not in India. India is an important country for us, but the Russian aerospace forces are closer to me.

[just exp]

12 aircraft per year? we do not have a Su-30 priority. and they have similar rates, at least the Su-34 is already 16 a year (according to the Su-30 itself, two versions of the SM and M2 also seem to go a dozen a year).

[Primipilus]

The Hindu assembly is frankly lame.

[VNP1958PVN]

The lame in space will not crawl-the medical board will not let

NEW DELHI, May 23 .. India has successfully tested the prototype of its first reusable spacecraft. This was reported by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), which has been developing the shuttle for the past 15 years.

[Teberii]

They mastered the fellows, it remains to come up with their own car.

[St Petrov]

not worth it. Everything has already been invented. Let the rupees get out and go to the checkout.

Why another bad flying miracle. There is a fit and ready plane

[tol100v]

Quote: s-t Petrov

. Everything has already been invented. Let the rupees get out and go to the checkout.

But not everything needs to be sold! Especially technology! We supply RD-180, but we do not sell its technology. As a result, the "most exceptional" cannot even repeat it - copy it! We won't even talk about the moon. Apparently they flew on rubber-motor traction. And the fact that the Indians in their contracts always insist on the transfer of technology is only a plus for them as negotiators.

[donavi49]

So they came up with, they even want to put the second type on aircraft carriers.

[alexmach]

So this is Mirage .. or Rafal?

[Wolka]

somehow the principle of checks and balances in the field of international arms trade looks like this, however, a subtle combination, the costs are probably already present and still will be, China is not sleeping, and the Indians also found themselves in the trash ...