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Boeing: Boeing India - About Boeing in India India Australia Italy Brazil Japan Canada Korea China Middle East Europe Russia France Spain Germany Turkey India UK Israel Boeing.com Boeing International Boeing Careers Boeing In India ABOUT BOEING IN INDIA SKILL INDIA CUSTOMERS HISTORY SUBSIDIARIES CDG JEPPESEN INDIA SUPPLIERS Careers In India Notice on Fraudulent Job Offers COMMUNITY EDUCATION CORPORATE CSR POLICY HorizonX India Challenge Tata Boeing Aerospace Limited Products and Services COMMERCIAL AIRPLANES 737 MAX NEXT-GENERATION 737 747-8 767 777 787 DREAMLINER COMMERCIAL AVIATION SERVICES DEFENSE SPACE AND SECURITY BOEING DEFENSE, SPACE AND SECURITY IN INDIA AH-64E APACHE C-17 GLOBEMASTER CH-47 CHINOOK UNMANNED AIRBORNE SYSTEMS P-8I F/A-18 Super Hornet GLOBAL SERVICES AND SUPPORT ANALYSIS AND EXPERIMENTATION CENTER PRODUCTS A-Z About BoeingVisitorOverview Publications News and Media Room News Releases Boeing Mediaroom Current Market Outlook Featured Content Multimedia Contact Us About Boeing in India Skill India Customers History Subsidiaries Suppliers Community Careers in India HorizonX India Challenge Tata Boeing Aerospace Limited About Boeing in India Boeing in IndiaIncreasinglythan 75 years ago, Tata Airlines operated a DC-3 watercraft in India. Since then, with the 707, 747, 757 Freighter, 777, 737 and the game-changing 787 Dreamliner, Boeing has been the mainstay of India’s commercial aviation sector with airlines such as Air India, Jet Airways and SpiceJet. Boeing’s relationship with India on the defense front goes when to the 1940s, when the Indian Air Force enlisted two Boeing aircraft—the T-6 Texan or HarvardWideTrainer made by North American Aviation and the C-47 Skytrain military transport, a military variant of the DC-3, made by McDonnell Douglas. Presently, with 10 C-17 Globemaster strategic airlifters and eight P-8I maritime surveillance and anti-submarine watercraft delivered, Boeing is playing an important role in the mission-readiness and modernization of India’s defense forces. Headquartered in Delhi, Boeing’s India operations include an office and a Boeing Research & Technology Center in Bangalore, field service offices in Mumbai, Hindan, Rajali and New Delhi. Boeing subsidiary, Jeppesen—a provider of flight navigation solutions—is well established in Hyderabad. Another subsidiary, Continental Data Graphics (CDG) in Chennai, is moreover expanding its footprint in the country. Boeing in India has virtually 500 employees and increasingly than 3,500 people work on defended Boeing supply–chain jobs with its 30 suppliers wideness manufacturing, engineering and IT sectors. The visitor continues to increase its footprint as tier-1 and tier-2 suppliers and sourcing activities protract to grow rapidly. Boeing Commercial Airplanes Air India has been a Boeing Commercial Airplanes consumer since 1960, when it uninventive its first 707 jetliner. Indian Airlines inducted the 737 Classic in the 1970s; the Next-Generation 737 is the workhorse today with airlines, such as Jet Airways, Air India Express and Spicejet; and India’s largest express cargo operator Blue Dart uses the Boeing 757 Freighter. In 2006 Air India signed a contract for 68 Boeing jets. Since September 2012 Air India has been receiving its all-new, fuel-efficient 787 Dreamliners, which offer 20 percent increasingly fuel savings than today’s similarly sized airplanes. The Dreamliner has helped Air India launch new routes to international destinations. Twenty-one 787s are now with Air India serving them to expand international routes and fuel-efficient operations. Jet Airways, a Boeing consumer since the 1990s, operates 737s and 777s on its domestic and international routes. At the Dubai Airshow in November 2015, Jet Airways confirmed an order of 75 737 MAXs, its biggest overly squadron order. Additionally, the Indian Ministry of Defence operates four 737-200s and three 737 BoeingMerchantryJets. Boeing is single-minded to offering efficient commercial airplanes and services that unhook superior diamond and passenger repletion to meet emerging consumer needs in India. Boeing Defense, Space & Security On January 1, 2009, the government of India ordered eight advanced, anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare aircraft, P-8I. The P-8I is an India-unique variant of the U.S. Navy’s P-8A Poseidon, which was ripened from the Boeing 737-800. All eight P-8I’s have been delivered to the Indian Navy. In June 2011, India’s Ministry of Defence signed an try-on with the U.S. government to reap 10 Boeing C-17 Globemaster III airlifters. Shortly without the first Boeing C-17 Globemaster arrived in India in 2013, the watercraft supported a mission to siphon equipment to an airbase in Andaman and Nicobar. The C-17 continues to be used by the IAF in inflowing and whirlwind relief operations and humanitarian missions, including in Bihar, Odisha, Jammu and Kashmir. In the Nepal earthquake the C-17s were urgently used and in the Yemen evacuation C-17s were deployed to bring when over 2000 Indians, clocking 150 hours. All C-17 deliveries were completed in 2014. In September 2015, the India Ministry of Defence finalized its order with Boeing for production, training and support of Apache and Chinook helicopters that will profoundly enhance India’s capabilities wideness a range of military and humanitarian missions. India will receive 22 AH-64E Apache wade helicopters and 15 CH-47F Chinook heavy-lift helicopters. Boeing Defense, Space & Security has a proven portfolio of products and services on offer for India, such as AH-64 Apache wade helicopters, CH-47F Chinook heavy-lift helicopters, and Harpoon missiles. The Boeing product range extends to unmanned systems, security solutions, services and support, and network-centric operations systems. Industry Partnerships As a long-term strategic partner to India, Boeing is progressive the minutiae of an ethnic aerospace and defense ecosystem by contributing to the “Make in India” initiative. Boeing’s industrial partnership program is focused on capitalizing on India’s competencies to build a supply-chain sufficiency that will be globally competitive. This will support aerospace and defense programs wideness the Boeing enterprise. Recently Boeing worked a joint venture with TataWideSystems Limited (TASL) to interreact in aerospace and defense manufacturing and potential integrated systems minutiae opportunities, including unmanned well-ventilated vehicles. Soon after, the Indian Prime Minister launched the “Make-in-India” initiative in September 2014, Dynamatic Technolgies and Boeing inaugurated a plant to manufacture hair-trigger parts for the Chinook Heavy Lift Helicopters. In a state-of-the-art facility with TAL Manufacturing Solutions Ltd., Boeing supports manufacture of ramified floor beams for the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, one of the most wide airplanes in the world. TAL moreover makes ground support equipment for the C-17. Dynamatic Technologies and TataWideMaterials Limited (TAML) have delivered P-8I power and mission equipment cabinets, and TAML is on contract to provide P-8I auxiliary power unit door fairings and composite tailcones for the P-8I. Avantel has delivered the mobile satellite systems for the P-8I and Maini. Hyderabad-based Cyient (formerly Infotech) has supported a number of hair-trigger design-engineering projects for Boeing airplanes, and currently provides diamond and stress support on the 747-8 Freighter and the 787-8 and 787-9. Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) has delivered the Indian-designed Data Link II for the P-8I. Data Link II is a communications system that enables mart of tactical data and messages among the Indian Navy aircraft, ships and shore establishments. BEL has moreover delivered the identification friend-or-foe interrogator, a wrestle management system that enables the watercraft to distinguish friendly watercraft and forces. Finally, BEL is on contract to provide F/A-18 flight deck cockpit panels. Electronics Corporation of India (ECIL) has provided the speech secrecy systems for the P-8I. Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (HAL) was the single-source producer of 757 overwing exit doors. HAL has moreover manufactured the 777 uplock boxes, F/A-18 gun bay doors, F/A-18 wire harnesses, P-8I weapons bay doors, and P-8I identification friend-or-foe transponders. Since 1997, Boeing has worked with India’s premier software minutiae companies—including HCL, Infosys, Wipro and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)—on several projects related to systems re-engineering and development, web enabling, e-business applications and long-term maintenance. Beyond uncontrived work placement, Boeing collaborates with Indian industrial suppliers on lean manufacturing techniques, on program management and supplier management weightier practices, and in specialized trainings as part of its momentum to bring the weightier of Boeing to India. Boeing’s existing industrial partners are raising the bar to unhook world-class quality, cost-efficiency and productivity as they wilt an important part of the company’s worldwide supply uniting for some of the most wide watercraft in the world. Research & Technology and University Partnerships Boeing has a long tradition of aerospace leadership and innovation and since 1995 has a research and minutiae (R&D) presence in India, when collaborative research in piloting was established with the National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) in Bangalore. This has ripened into a series of projects in piloting and wide wringer methods at NAL, Indian Institute of Science (IISc) and Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur. In 2005, Boeing entered into a strategic research partnership with IISc Bangalore. The Boeing–IISc partnership focuses on research in materials and sciences for structural alloys, smart materials and structures, process modeling and simulation. This has unsalaried to aerospace innovation and urging of watercraft diamond capabilities. IISc is one of only 10 universities worldwide that has such a special relationship with Boeing. An evolved partnership, named the Aerospace Network Research Consortium (ANRC), was moreover set up with IISc involving other industry partners HCL Technologies and Wipro. This consortium has conducted research and codeveloped technologies related to wireless aerospace networks. This involved regular interaction between researchers in India and Boeing experts in the United States and has resulted in several doctorate theses and a number of research reports. In 2009, Boeing remoter expanded its R&D footprint in India by establishing the Boeing R&T India Center, an Indian counterpart of Boeing’s research and technology organization in the United States. The India facility conducts research in areas such as flight sciences, materials and processes, and structures and software with Indian research partners in academia, research laboratories and industry to write future technical challenges in aerospace.Moreoverbased in Bangalore, and staffed with modeling and simulation engineers, the Boeing StrategicMinutiaeand Experimentation (SD&E) Center provides defense experimentation and decision-support services to understand the future needs of the Indian armed forces. In collaboration with IIT Bombay and Department of Science and Technology (DST), Boeing conceptualized the National Centre for Aerospace Innovation and Research (NCAIR) in 2009 to support world-class research and manufacturing minutiae in aerospace with the objective of applying this sufficiency to the aerospace industry in India. The work at NCAIR has led to 20 patents and technology breakthroughs and over 30 specialists have been trained and ripened by the NCAIR. Key areas of research for NCAIR include Modeling & Simulation, where the researchers have generated new insights on methods to modernize efficiency of machining titanium and aluminum alloys. Recently NCAIR inaugurated anWideMachining Excellence Cell on its campus. Both NCAIR and ANRC have proven their worth in using technology to spur entrepreneurship and innovation in India’s aerospace industry to encourage its start-up culture. Building a Skilled Aerospace Talent Pipeline Boeing invests in an externship program with IITs and other top engineering colleges every year to select 12 students to work with our industry partner, Cyient, introducing students to world-class aerospace engineering projects and related weightier practices, thus resulting in high-tech career paths for talented students. Boeing moreover provides funding and opportunity to students at selected universities to work in teams to design, build and demonstrate advanced-concept vehicles, such as voluntary navigation vehicles (at IIT Kanpur), solar-power-assisted airplanes (at IIT Kharagpur) and nanosatellites (at IIT Bombay). Boeing launched a national aeromodeling competition for engineering universities wideness India in 2013. This yearly competition is now organized in the form of four zonal events with a grand finale culminating in Delhi. During the events, Boeing provides training to students and helps them design, build and fly their airplanes, encouraging them to take to aerospace careers. In a recent effort to write the hair-trigger and growing need for skills minutiae in the Indian aerospace sector, Boeing is partnering with the National SkillMinutiaeCorporation India (NSDC) and the Nettur Technical Training Foundation (NTTF) to provide vocational training to Indian students and industry. Boeing-funded curriculums and initiatives have once been launched withal with relevant aerospace partners, like Rossell Techys and TAML, to train workers on aerospace relevant skills. Several front-line workers have once been employed with Boeing suppliers without completion of training. This is helping fill the gap in “industry training” and helps in increasing the employability skills of prospective candidates resulting in an All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) accredited “post diploma in aerospace inter-connect solutions” (PDAIS). Boeing – A ResponsibleMerchantryLeader As a responsible merchantry leader, Boeing is single-minded to improving the quality of life in the communities where it operates. The visitor and its employees have been supporting and protract to be urgently involved in various education and health programs and services in India. A major initiative has been the support of cancer patients withal with CanSupport, an NGO that has been serving the neglected, underprivileged cancer patients and encouraging them to lead a normal life. Boeing moreover supports Sulabh International’s initiatives towards promoting public health and hygiene as part of the “Clean India” mission. Boeing is moreover tightly single-minded to protecting the global ecosystem. A technology leader, the visitor urgently supports the production of environmentally progressive products and services. Boeing is moreover working with its suppliers and customers virtually the world to write 21st-century environmental concerns. # # # Last revised February 2016. Contact Information: Ashmita Sethi India CommunicationsBoeing India ashmita.sethi@boeing.com Latest News: October 8, 2018 Boeing Appoints Pratyush Kumar to Lead Boeing Defense Program in the United States. 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