Aircraft  

The Indian Air Force, images show that newly inducted Rafale aircraft fitted with MICA air-to-air missiles on their wingtips
 

A team from the Malaysian Air Force will be visiting Bengaluru in the next two months to know how far the light combat aircraft is suitable to it
 

With a view to modernising the Indian Air Force and giving it more teeth, the Union government may approve indigenous fifth-generation fighter programme, the advanced medium combat aircraft (AMCA)
 

India will send 23 aircraft to Sri Lanka as it celebrates its Air Force Day 

Defence Research and Development Organisation's Aeronautical Development Agency and the Indian Navy are jointly working on it at the design stage. The aircraft would operate from the Indian Navy’s current and future aircraft carriers. 

Close on the heels of a Rs 48,000 crore deal between the government and the HAL to manufacture and supply 83 LCA Tejas Mark-1A jets for the Indian Air Force, it is now a potential Rs 15,000 crore deal with Tata-Airbus to supply 56 C-295 transporter aircraft to the IAF
 

Hailing Rafale aircraft, Indian Air Force chief RKS Bhadauria has emphasised that they have triggered concerns in the Chinese camp
 

Tata Group will develop and manufacture a military aircraft in India, having acquired intellectual property rights for a German-origin platform
 

Passing by in 'Rudra' formation, the Dakota aircraft rechristened as 'Parashurama' was flanked by two Mi-17 IV helicopters flying in ‘Vic’ formation. 
 

Purvanchal Expressway in Uttar Pradesh will soon be witness to top aircraft like Rafale and Sukhoi land and take off from an airstrip being developed on it
 

At the Republic Day parade this year, Rafale jets and the vintage Dakota aircraft will be seen in action 

The Cabinet Committee on Security has given the clearance for the Rs 48000 crore deal for procurement of 83 Tejas Mark-1A aircraft from the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited

Indian Navy has sought a third aircraft carrier, which is a tactical necessity 

India has expressed its interest to sell its indigenously developed Lead in Fighter Trainer (LIFT) version of Tejas Light Combat Aircraft to the US Navy

BrahMos Aerospace, an India-Russian joint venture, produces the supersonic cruise missile that can be launched from submarines, ships, aircraft, or from land platforms