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Boeing, Mahindra Defence open training centre in Gurgaon

Fiinews by Fiinews
July 26, 2016
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Centre to provide C-17 training services to the Indian Air Force (IAF)

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Boeing and Mahindra Defence Systems has opened a center in Gurgaon to provide C-17 training services to the Indian Air Force (IAF).

Once fully operational, the new center will be capable of conducting local and multi-site simulations for added realism and more robust training.

“The center, in partnership with Mahindra Defence, is another example of the steps we are taking to contribute to the building of a holistic aerospace ecosystem in support of Make in India,” said Pratyush Kumar, president, Boeing India at the formal opening on July 8, 2016.

“This demonstrates our commitment to provide reliable support and services for our customers throughout the lifecycle of a product,” he said.

“We are delighted to partner with Boeing in this venture,” said S. P. Shukla, group president, Aerospace & Defence Sector, and chairman, Mahindra Defence Systems.

“We have credible expertise in this specialized area of operations and training and we believe this joint endeavor will help deliver the objectives of the Government of India and the Indian Air Force of building capabilities indigenously.”

The C-17 training facility, located at the Flight Simulation Technique Centre in Gurgaon, will be a full-service location offering instruction to aircrews that operate the 10 C-17 airlifters that Boeing delivered to India in 2014.

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The center features a complete training solution for C-17 pilots and loadmasters with advanced simulation, courseware and computer-based training to practice the complete range of tasks required for military airlift operations and humanitarian missions, along with other scenarios such as aerial refueling and emergency procedures.

The facility includes weapons systems and loadmaster station trainers that can be employed individually or networked together to rehearse complete missions. The simulator’s flight deck supports training with night vision goggles for comprehensive mission training.

“Boeing believes that in the coming future, support to aircraft and crews will be a critical element of our partnership to support the IAF’s tactical and operational needs and to create a strong services infrastructure base in India,” said Tim Noonan, vice president of Boeing Training Systems and Government Services.

“C-17 operators from the IAF will benefit immensely from the full motion state-of-the-art simulator and associated courseware and computer-based training and provides a real world replication of any possible training scenario,” he elaborated.

Meanwhile, Boeing and Tata Advanced Systems has laid foundation of a new facility in Hyderabad for its joint venture named TATA Boeing Aerospace Limited (TBAL).

The joint venture has been established to co-produce Boeing AH-64 Apache helicopter fuselages and other aero-structures, as well as to pursue integrated systems in aerospace, said Boeing on June 18 at the foundation laying celebration.

The Hyderabad production facility will eventually be the sole producer of AH-64 fuselages globally. The Apache has been flown or selected for acquisition by the United States and 15 other nations, including India.

Boeing is helping Indian partners build a strong aerospace industrial base that is globally competitive. It is rapidly increasing its footprint and investing with companies that are helping create the indigenous aerospace and defense infrastructure and ecosystem envisioned through “Make in India.”

In addition, the C-17 fleet has been a vital part of the Indian Air Force strategic airlift capability which has successfully conducted relief and humanitarian missions domestically and internationally. fii-news.com

Tags: BoeingGurgaon C-17 training servicesIndian Air Force (IAF).Mahindra Defence Systems
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