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- Bharat Forge and Pratt & Whitney Canada have announced a collaboration to evaluate advanced turboprop engines for India's indigenous high-altitude, long-endurance (HALE) UAV programme.
- The HALE UAV is being designed and developed under a Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) programme.
- Propulsion is a critical element of a HALE platform, which is designed for sustained operations at high altitude.
- The partnership comes as India seeks to build an indigenous drone manufacturing ecosystem of over 600 companies and reduce reliance on imports.
- HALE drones matter because they can provide persistent surveillance over mountainous terrain along the Line of Actual Control with China.
What to watch next
- Outcome of the turboprop engine integration evaluation under the DRDO programme
- Progress of the Army's proposed procurement of 2,715 logistics drones following the RFI
- Execution of the planned military drone procurement worth more than $2 billion from domestic firms
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Amit Kalyani
Vice Chairman
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“By combining Pratt & Whitney’s globally proven propulsion technologies with Bharat Forge’s engineering and systems integration expertise, we aim to support development of a world-class HALE platform that strengthens India’s strategic self-reliance and defence preparedness”
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…with Pratt & Whitney Canada to advance India’s indigenous aerospace and defence manufacturing capabilities,” Amit Kalyani, Vice Chairman and Joint Managing Director of Bharat Forge Ltd., was quoted as saying by PTI. “ By combining Pratt & Whitney’s globally proven propulsion technologies with Bharat Forge’s engineering and systems integration expertise, we aim to support development of a world-class HALE platform that strengthens India’s strategic self-reliance and defence preparedness ,” he said. Ashish Saraf, Vice President and Country Head, Pratt & Whitney, said the collaboration reflects the company’s continued commitment to supporting India’s aerospace and defence ambitions. “Pratt & Whitney…
Ashish Saraf
Vice President and Country Head, Pratt & Whitney
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“Pratt & Whitney Canada’s turboprop engines have a proven legacy of reliability in demanding operational environments, which is exactly what’s needed for India’s HALE programme”
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…defence preparedness,” he said. Ashish Saraf, Vice President and Country Head, Pratt & Whitney, said the collaboration reflects the company’s continued commitment to supporting India’s aerospace and defence ambitions. “ Pratt & Whitney Canada’s turboprop engines have a proven legacy of reliability in demanding operational environments, which is exactly what’s needed for India’s HALE programme ,” he said, as per PTI. The collaboration comes as India seeks to build a larger indigenous drone manufacturing ecosystem and reduce its reliance on imports. India is also moving towards greater domestic production…
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