New Delhi: In order to maintain its fleet of more than 100 Hawk aircraft, India has entered into an agreementwith European Defence major BAE Systems for a comprehensivepackage of support systems for the advanced jet trainers.
The five-year contract will cost India's military aviation giant Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) 28.5 million dollar, which is producing the aircraft under transfer of technology. Under the pact, BAE will provide a comprehensive package comprising Ground Support Equipment, Spares, Support and Training for the Hawk Mk132. With the help of BEA, HAL plans to establish a dedicated Repair and Overhaul facility for the aircraft in advance for a major servicing milestone anticipated in 2016. The agreement was signed by Wing Commander Benjamin, General Manager Overhaul Division, HAL and Steve Timms, Managing Director, Defence Information,BAE Systems.
22/02/15 Web India
The five-year contract will cost India's military aviation giant Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) 28.5 million dollar, which is producing the aircraft under transfer of technology. Under the pact, BAE will provide a comprehensive package comprising Ground Support Equipment, Spares, Support and Training for the Hawk Mk132. With the help of BEA, HAL plans to establish a dedicated Repair and Overhaul facility for the aircraft in advance for a major servicing milestone anticipated in 2016. The agreement was signed by Wing Commander Benjamin, General Manager Overhaul Division, HAL and Steve Timms, Managing Director, Defence Information,BAE Systems.
22/02/15 Web India
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