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Considering airplane offer for IAF, Tata-Lockheed to broaden India operations

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Sep 11, 2024 #aircraft, #eyeing
Considering airplane offer for IAF, Tata-Lockheed to broaden India operations

Story highlights Presently, all C130Js are constructed at the Super Hercules production center in Marietta, Georgia, USA. Because 2010, the Tata Lockheed Martin Aerostructures Ltd., (TLMAL) joint endeavor in Hyderabad, Southern India, has actually been developing the tail structures of the C-130Js and is the only worldwide source for this element. With sights securely set on the Indian Air Force’s requirement for 40-80 Medium Transport Aircraft (MTA), Tata-Lockheed Martin is broadening their existing partnership in India. The Indo-American endeavor has actually participated in a contract to develop a Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) center in India to support the Indian Air Force’s (IAF) existing C130J fleet consisting of 12 airplane, in addition to other worldwide Super Hercules fleets. The C-130 is a flexible tactical airlifter that has actually functioned for more than 70 years, satisfying the functions of transport of soldiers, materials, devices, and unique operations, under difficult situations. Currently, all C130Js are developed at the Super Hercules production center in Marietta, Georgia, USA. Given that 2010, the Tata Lockheed Martin Aerostructures Ltd., (TLMAL) joint endeavor in Hyderabad, Southern India, has actually been developing the tail structures of the C-130Js and is the only worldwide source for this element. To date, TLMAL has actually made more than 220 C-130J empennages. Even more, Tata and Lockheed are wanting to perform production and assembly of C130Js in India, to produce airplane for the IAF’s Medium Transport Aircraft (MTA) program, based on approvals from the United States and Indian federal governments. Lockheed Martin will develop extra production and assembly capability in India if granted the MTA agreement, the company stated. “Collaborating with Lockheed Martin on the C-130J platform proposal for IAF’s MTA task is a turning point for Tata Advanced Systems,” stated Sukaran Singh, CEO & MD of Tata Advanced Systems. “The existing statement is likewise considerable as it marks the entry of Tata Advanced Systems into the defence MRO area in India f
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