<p>HAL’s indigenous products will enthral visitors with their flying and static displays during the 10th edition of Aero India from February 18-22, 2015.</p>.<p> HAL’s Light Combat Helicopter (LCH), Light Combat Aircraft (LCA)-Tejas, will be on flying display, showing their versatility. <br /><br />Apart from this would be the Hawk AJT’s simulator where everyone gets a chance to experince how HAL’s Hawk cockpit feels like. Also on the HAL agenda is a display of the Martian surface for all planet enthusiasts.<br /><br />HAL would also be showcasing its technical competence built over the years. The display is themed around “Evolution of HAL as a centre of excellence in Aviation R&D and Technology over 75 years of its existence”.<br /><br /> “We believe that Government’s vision of “Make in India” will be a game changer in Aerospace and Defence and HAL is proud to be contributing towards India’s defence preparedness since the early fifties,” said T Suvarna Raju, HAL Chairman.<br /><br />HAL’s indoor pavilion is spread over an area of over 1200 sqmtrs. “Visitors can experience a feel of the Hawk Advanced Jet Trainer cockpit on a full scale cockpit simulator. <br /><br />We will have an upgraded cockpit mock-up to showcase the cockpit functionalities for a variety of platforms. Our growing partnership in India’s space programme would also be showcased where visitors will have a feel of the Martian surface on Earth,” Raju said.<br /><br />Advanced Light Helicopter – Weapon System Integration (ALH-WSI) Rudra, ALH Skid Utility, LCH and the first series production Light Combat Aircraft (SP1) will be on static display. The full-scale model of Light Utility Helicopter (LUH), designed and developed by HAL would also be on display. This utility platform is a single-engine, multi-purpose helicopter in the three-tonne class and is designed to perform various roles such as policing, urban surveillance, and medical ambulance.<br /><br />HAL’s focus would be to showcase itself as a single window solution provider for its platforms across rotary and fixed wing business segments. In this aero-show, HAL would also project itself as the company actively pursuing development and production of UAVs through collaborations with Defence Laboratories, academia, and its own design section.<br /><br />HAL is in the process of transforming itself as a technology company and some of the salient technologies that would be on display include 25 KN engines suited for 5 ton class and thus for future jets, glimpses of digital manufacturing of LUH, 3D printing technology, automatic flight control systems, smart radios and upgraded avionics for various platforms. <br /><br />In addition, HAL will be having several business meets with its key partners and other interested parties from different parts of the world.</p>
<p>HAL’s indigenous products will enthral visitors with their flying and static displays during the 10th edition of Aero India from February 18-22, 2015.</p>.<p> HAL’s Light Combat Helicopter (LCH), Light Combat Aircraft (LCA)-Tejas, will be on flying display, showing their versatility. <br /><br />Apart from this would be the Hawk AJT’s simulator where everyone gets a chance to experince how HAL’s Hawk cockpit feels like. Also on the HAL agenda is a display of the Martian surface for all planet enthusiasts.<br /><br />HAL would also be showcasing its technical competence built over the years. The display is themed around “Evolution of HAL as a centre of excellence in Aviation R&D and Technology over 75 years of its existence”.<br /><br /> “We believe that Government’s vision of “Make in India” will be a game changer in Aerospace and Defence and HAL is proud to be contributing towards India’s defence preparedness since the early fifties,” said T Suvarna Raju, HAL Chairman.<br /><br />HAL’s indoor pavilion is spread over an area of over 1200 sqmtrs. “Visitors can experience a feel of the Hawk Advanced Jet Trainer cockpit on a full scale cockpit simulator. <br /><br />We will have an upgraded cockpit mock-up to showcase the cockpit functionalities for a variety of platforms. Our growing partnership in India’s space programme would also be showcased where visitors will have a feel of the Martian surface on Earth,” Raju said.<br /><br />Advanced Light Helicopter – Weapon System Integration (ALH-WSI) Rudra, ALH Skid Utility, LCH and the first series production Light Combat Aircraft (SP1) will be on static display. The full-scale model of Light Utility Helicopter (LUH), designed and developed by HAL would also be on display. This utility platform is a single-engine, multi-purpose helicopter in the three-tonne class and is designed to perform various roles such as policing, urban surveillance, and medical ambulance.<br /><br />HAL’s focus would be to showcase itself as a single window solution provider for its platforms across rotary and fixed wing business segments. In this aero-show, HAL would also project itself as the company actively pursuing development and production of UAVs through collaborations with Defence Laboratories, academia, and its own design section.<br /><br />HAL is in the process of transforming itself as a technology company and some of the salient technologies that would be on display include 25 KN engines suited for 5 ton class and thus for future jets, glimpses of digital manufacturing of LUH, 3D printing technology, automatic flight control systems, smart radios and upgraded avionics for various platforms. <br /><br />In addition, HAL will be having several business meets with its key partners and other interested parties from different parts of the world.</p>
