Tata and Airbus making civil helicopter | Tata technologies |
New Delhi: India’s Tata group owned by Ratan Tata and France’s Airbus SE have signed an agreement to jointly manufacture civilian helicopters. Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi and President of France, Emmanuel Macron agreed on a defence industrial cooperation roadmap for designing, developing, testing, and manufacturing advanced military technologies and platforms.
Airbus and Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL), a subsidiary of Tata Group will establish a assembly line ( FAL) in country where the manufacturing of H 125 choppers will take place. The choppers will be made as per the requirements of nations.
The FAL will take 24 months to get established and we get our first made in India H 125 chopper till 2026. H 125 is a lightweight civilian helicopter that can carry upto 6 people.
According to a news statement published by Airbus SE, this would be the first time the private sector has established a helicopter manufacturing plant in India, giving a significant boost to the Government of India’s ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’ (self-reliant India) project. Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL), a Tata Group affiliate, and Airbus Helicopters will jointly establish the facility.
The FAL in India will integrate the primary component assemblies, avionics and mission systems, installation of electrical harnesses, hydraulic circuits, flight controls, dynamic components, fuel system, and the engine.
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