Light Utility Helicopter (LUH), Tumakuru factory
He was referring to Ka-226 procurement were IA was the lead service. LUH procurement is separate, the split is 200 + 200 = 400.IA is the lead service in regards to procurement of the LUH just as IAF was for the LCH. IMO, the numbers will be:
126 for IA
61 for IAF
Both the services have already started the work on procurement of LSP series LUH with each service getting 6 helicopters.
I think he was referring to HAL LUH only not the Ka-226T. The total requirement is of around 400 light helicopters for both IA and IAF combined.He was referring to Ka-226 procurement were IA was the lead service. LUH procurement is separate, the split is 200 + 200 = 400.
Good, hell with Russian weapons.The Army and the IAF began scouting for a LUH to replace the Cheetah and Chetak over a decade back and in 2015 the Defence Ministry decided to split the order into two, by procuring around 200 in partnership with a foreign OEM and another 200 to be supplied by the HAL by indigenous development. In line with this, India had entered into an inter-governmental agreement with Russia to manufacture 200 Ka-226T helicopters in India through a joint venture that has been stuck for a while and is now awaiting formal cancellation. Now the entire requirement will be met by the LUH.
what is that fin jutting out on the bottom of the fuselage?
There is one on top too..what is that fin jutting out on the bottom of the fuselage?
what is that fin jutting out on the bottom of the fuselage?
There is one on top too..
hmm , is it really effective, wont wires hit the rotor by the time it even comes so close to the body?
hmm , is it really effective, wont wires hit the rotor by the time it even comes so close to the body?
Anything on UHM?