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AEROSPACE - 10 Billion Dollar Budget - Medium Multirole Combat Aircraft - Indian Air Force
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The Americans, Swedes, Russians and the French are at daggers drawn to retain Indian Air Force as their client.
Lockheed Martin F-16 IN Super Viper - Costs USD 50 Million
Boeing F/A - 18 Super Hornet - Costs USD 57 Million
Eurofighter Typhoon - Costs USD 123 Million
Mikoyan 29 OVT - Costs USD 38.5 Million
Saab JAS 39 Gripen IN - Costs USD 48 Million
Dassault Rafale - Costs USD 94 Million
The Foreign companies are also required to transfer technological knowledge to Indian Aerospace Industry.
According to Indian government policy, the foreign aerospace company that wins the contract will have to ploughback (re-invest) 50% of the contract value in India or source the same amount through the Indian Industry.
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I will like to thank Hudson Hawk for permitting me to use the following Alert.
The Americans, Swedes, Russians and the French are at daggers drawn to retain Indian Air Force as their client.
Lockheed Martin F-16 IN Super Viper - Costs USD 50 Million
Boeing F/A - 18 Super Hornet - Costs USD 57 Million
Eurofighter Typhoon - Costs USD 123 Million
Mikoyan 29 OVT - Costs USD 38.5 Million
Saab JAS 39 Gripen IN - Costs USD 48 Million
Dassault Rafale - Costs USD 94 Million
The Foreign companies are also required to transfer technological knowledge to Indian Aerospace Industry.
According to Indian government policy, the foreign aerospace company that wins the contract will have to ploughback (re-invest) 50% of the contract value in India or source the same amount through the Indian Industry.
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Comment by Vivek Raghuvanshi on November 10, 2009 at 7:19am -
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Eurofighter Typhoon
Sources opine that EADS has invited India to be part of the 4 country consortium provided the Typhoon is chosen by Indian Air Force
Lockheed Martin F - 16 IN Super Viper
Sources opine that IN series is an advanced version of Block 50
Mikoyan 29 OVT Mig 35
Sources opine that Indian Air Force has maintenance facilities for Mig 29, if IAF buys Mig 35, it will mean total reliance on Russians for product support.
Boeing F/A 18 Super Hornet
Sources opine that the first 18 aircraft will be made in the US and from the 19th onwards, assembly will start in India. It is expected that by the time 126th aircraft is delivered by 2020, about 30,000 parts in each plane will be indian.
Saab JAS 39 Gripen IN
Sources opine that it is custom built for India with higher payload capability.
Dassault Rafale
The IAF already uses Dassault's Mirage 2000. Sources opine that this aircraft is as of now only being used by French Air Force and Navy
These 6 aircrafts can be divided into 2 categories:
1. The light weight, flyaway single engined aircraft
2. The heavier twin-engined machines
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