US Company GE Aerospace signs MoU with HAL to produce fighter jet engines for Indian Air Force

US Company GE Aerospace signs MoU with HAL to produce fighter jet engines for Indian Air Force

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Category : Defense Published on: June 26 2023

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  • US aerospace major, GE Aerospace, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Indian aerospace company Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, to produce fighter jet engines for the Indian Air Force.
  • According to the agreement, GE Aerospace’s F414 engines will be co-produced in the country to power the Indian Air Force’s Light Combat Aircraft Mk2.
  • According to GE Aerospace, eight F414 engines have been delivered as part of an ongoing development programme for LCA Mk2. 
  • In addition, GE will continue to collaborate with the Indian Government on the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft Mk2 engine programme.
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