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[Choppers]

India's-RTA-70-Regional-Airliner-to-fly in 2013​

 

[Choppers]

Exclusive-Indias-RTA-70-Detailed​

 

[Choppers]

NAL-Mahindra-Multirole-General-Aviation Aircraft NM5-100 Detailed​

LiveFist - The Best of Indian Defence: EXCLUSIVE: NAL-Mahindra Multirole General Aviation Aircraft NM5-100 Detailed

 

[lhuang]

$10 says it wont.

 

[Gene]

we are now finally making a regional airliner.....
This is indeed a great news for our aviation sector.
Hope the day will come soon,when we will able to fly in a MADE IN INDIA aircraft....

 

[truefriend]

good for india

this shows india is really developing well

 

[LURKER]

what do u mean by that mr. lhuang ?

 

[Avatar]

$10 says it wont.

2013 according to Indian estimation = 2015

But at least it will fly !

 

[Choppers]

$10 says it wont.

We don't need advice from 50 cent party.

 

[faithfulguy]

Good for India that its trying to develop its domestic airline plane. A big step for India. why is it only trying to do it in 3 years? Isn't that kind of ambitious?

 

[Choppers]

Good for India that its trying to develop its domestic airline plane. A big step for India. why is it only trying to do it in 3 years? Isn't that kind of ambitious?

Read This:
NAL SARAS

 

[jagjitnatt]

We don't need advice from 50 cent party.

He's a respected member. Don't flame people for no reason.

Just report the posts you feel are inappropriate.

 

[Imran Khan]

looking good but if use turbofan engine then great any way keep it up.

 

[Kinetic]

It will be a new era of aviation industry in India. By 2030 India and other developing countries will need very large number medium size regional aircrafts. India wants to catch those market. It employs modern robust technologies with lowest possible acquisition and operating costs. This project will be benefited from earlier projects like Saras.

India combined most of her scientific organization including NAL/CSIR (primary developer), DRDO, HAL, ISRO, IISc, IIT and many public and private industries to develop the aircraft. All the best.

Inside RTA

 

[lhuang]

It'll probably the IAF/GoI that buy it for VIP transportation, unlikely to be bought by airline carriers. There are so many proven platforms already.

I'm not sure what niche India is trying to fill.