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Business Aviation & Environment
By Air Marshal (Retd) B.K. Pandey
 

The business aviation community is striving incessantly to minimise the adverse impact on the environment. While manufacturers are focused on improvement in design to produce aircraft with lower fuel burn, higher range and lower emission and noise levels...
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    FEATURES
   
 
  SP’s Exclusive
 
C-17 Globemaster III - On Schedule


India’s first C-17 Globemaster III takes shape
 
AH-64D Apache - High Hopes


Boeing looks forward to get its next big contract from India, for 22 AH-64D Apache attack helicopter deal
 
AH-6i - For Special Operations


Boeing is planning to brief Indian defence personnel on AH-6i light armed utility helicopter, which could also have prospective value for India’s Special Forces and paramilitary
 
Procurement - Tender for LUH


Indian Navy floats tender for 56 naval utility helicopters
 
  Business Aviation
 
OEMS - ‘Green Sky’ thinking

Dassault is playing a big role in international programmes aimed at enhancing the economy and environmental friendliness of aircraft of the future
 
OEMS - Lean, Green, High-Flying Machine

Most of everything that comes off a Gulfstream, either at a midlife update or end-of-life, is recyclable in some way
 
  Regional Aviation
 
Making Business


Overall improvement in the civil aviation regulatory framework as controlled by government policies would be required, if the economics of regional aviation are to thrive
 
  Military
 
Viewpoint - Attack helicopters for Indian Army...


The need is for dedicated air crew not only proficient in flying but also associated full time with Army manoeuvres, operational thinking and ground tactics, as well as time spend in the field.
 
Viewpoint - ...To Be or Not to Be?


More than physical ownership, what really matters is for the two services to be able to fight a war-winning joint air-land battle.
 
‘The crisis period is going to be over with induction of Pilatus PC-7 Mk-II aircraft’

Air Marshal Rajinder Singh, Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Training Command, Indian Air Force (IAF)
 
Aero Engines - Power Behind C-17


With its 10-strong fleet, which might rise to 16, the IAF is poised to be the giant plane’s largest overseas operator. Each C-17 is powered by four F117-PW-100 turbofan engines, manufactured by Pratt & Whitney.
 
  Show Report
 
‘Drizzle’ at Farnborough


While the commercial airlines sector was on an even keel, the defence segment was adversely impacted and this reverberated at the show.
 
Farnborough Air Show - Vigilantly Optimistic


Embraer Executive Jets showcased its 2012 edition of the Legacy 650 and the Legacy 500 mock-up, both making debut at Farnborough
 
Farnborough Air Show - Primes Tilt Towards Commercial


Farnborough was eventful for the helicopter segment, beginning with the return of the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey tiltrotor (first presence in 2006) which drew applause from the crowd for its tilt moving nacelles
 
Farnborough Air Show - Battle of Engines


CFM highlighted how the LEAP engine gave substantial benefits with major improvements on fuel burn, while P&W showcased its PW1100G geared turbofan.
 
Farnborough Air Show - Building Radars and Relations The Raytheon Way


After over two years of intensive analysis and development, the joint Raytheon/ISRO GAGAN algorithm team was able to achieve technical consensus.
 
Farnborough Air Show - Firm Orders


MRJ banks on fuel efficiency, low noise and cabin comfort
 
  Space
 
Mission Mars

With the rover now safely on the surface of the Red Planet, NASA’s Mars Science Laboratory begins its one-Martian-year (98-week) mission of discovery and exploration
 
  Conference
 
Preview - IFATSEA 2012 - Now in India

IFATSEA 2012 General Assembly to be held in New Delhi from September 10-14 will serve as a platform for 200 delegates from 40 countries to discuss on varied aviation-related issues
 
  Hall of Fame
 
Wernher Von Braun (1912 - 1977)


His crowning achievement was the development of the Saturn V rocket that enabled human beings to reach the moon’s surface in 1969.
 
   
   
 
 
 
 REGULAR COLUMN
 
A Word from Editor
 - A Word from Editor

News With Views
 - Defence Ministry to Decide Fate of 197 Helicopters Tender

News Digest

Last Word
 - Maladies Galore

 
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