Echo_419
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Itna ganda sa hai,koi badiyaa wala leh loh yeh toh angreezo ke zamane ka lag raha hai
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Itna ganda sa hai,koi badiyaa wala leh loh yeh toh angreezo ke zamane ka lag raha hai
Probably why India still operates and even manufactures them with glee.
Arre ham toh Bureucracy khi wajah se atke hua hai,warna ham inko kabka replace kardete
Lolz No just wild guess. We all have typo havocs since we started using smartphones instead of good old click click click keyboards.youre a mind reader......
Though I by and large agree with you, as a technicality let me point out that a thoroughly upgraded version is manufactured. In fact it has been upgraded twice.Probably why India still operates and even manufactures them with glee.
Though I by and large agree with you, as a technicality let me point out that a thoroughly upgraded version is manufactured. In fact it has been upgraded twice.
Probably why India still operates and even manufactures them with glee.
When on earth we will start producing helicopters in Pakistan ?All Allouettes in service here go through the same upgrades. The aircraft is was a very common sight across the world. Its spares and support are still available. As with the Cobra's, PAC was engaged in identifying upgrade venues.
That does not mean that these are not essentially designs from the 1950s
PN needs to induct RC Helicopter rather then these vintage grandpa toys.
The (upgraded) ones built by India are now solely for export- they aren't being inducted into any Indian forces anymore and are to be phased out by all three forces within the next 4-5 years.Probably why India still operates and even manufactures them with glee.
Aérospatiale Alouette III
The Aérospatiale Alouette III is a single-engine, light utility helicopter developed by Sud Aviation
Pakistan Naval Air Arm Alouette III No 36 aboard PNS Tippu Sultan (D185) at the International Festival of the Sea 2005, Portsmouth, UK
Top speed: 210 km/h
Wingspan: 11 m
Length: 10 m
First flight: February 28, 1959
Introduced: 1960
Retired: 2004
Manufacturers: Airbus Helicopters, Sud Aviation, Aérospatiale