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Boeing will ramp up its sourcing from the country from current $ 1 billion annually. Boeing India president salil gupte has told TOI that Prime Minister Modi’s recent US visit has “certainly laid the groundwork for engine manufacturing” in the country.

Defence PSU Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) on Friday said it has made a milestone delivery of the 200th gun bay door for Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jet.

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Boeing India on Tuesday said it will collaborate with Hyderabad-based public sector unit (PSU) Mishra Dhatu Nigam Limited (MIDHANI) to develop raw materials for standards aerospace parts and components in India.“PSUs are an important part of Boeing’s supply chain footprint in India.

US aircraft maker Boeing has said India may require 31,000 pilots and some 26,000 mechanics over the next 20 years amid the growing order book of the aircraft original equipment manufacturers.Speaking on the sidelines of a CII event here, Boeing India President salil gupte also said the South Asian region is expected to remain the fastest growing market globally over the next 20 years.

In a major boost to 'Atmanirbhar Bharat', Tata Boeing Aerospace Limited (TBAL) on Tuesday said it has shipped the first vertical fin structure for Boeing 737 aircraft from its facility in Hyderabad.

India's first facility for the conversion of passenger aircraft into freighters is all set to fly into Hyderabad with US aerospace giant Boeing setting up a new Boeing Converted Freighter (BCF) line at Hyderabad international airport in tie up with maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) player GMR Aero Technic (GAT).

Boeing stated that the Indian aviation sector's growth fundamentals remain robust and emphasized the importance of substantial workforce development to meet the demand, rationalising fuel taxes, and maintaining ongoing investments in infrastructure to sustain this growth. Boeing, which has hundreds of aircraft on order from Indian carriers, has also announced various investments, including $100 million for training pilots in the country.

US aerospace major Boeing will invest about Rs 200 crore on setting up a logistics centre in India that will stock spares for its customer airlines to begin with. The aim is to ensure expeditious delivery of spares to commercial airlines and then subsequently cater to defence aircraft too, Boeing India president salil gupte told TOI.

The aviation ministry had in October 2018 sought comments on the CTC Bill 2018 to implement the treaty India had signed in 2008 to basically assure lessors their expensive assets like aircraft and engines will not get stuck here when Indian carriers default on paying rentals or go belly up. However the move has remained stuck since then.