不能落在中航后面，印度国防部购买194架轻型飞机

印度国防部招标轻型飞机，用于训练和研发

看重斯洛文尼亚的一家公司提出的设计，这厂创意不错啊，中航有没有兴趣再控股一家？

竞标的除这家斯洛文尼亚公司外，还有3个外国厂商和4个印度厂商，不知西锐去了没有。




India Closes In On Microlight Aircraft Purchase

Jun 21, 2011

NEW DELHI

http://www.aviationweek.com/aw/g ... Aircraft%20Purchase

The request for proposals was released in March. One of the contenders is Pipistrel, a Slovenia-based light-aircraft maker. “If Pipistrel gets short-listed, it will set up a microlight field in the ‘go-fly zone’ near Jaipur and initially invest up to $2.88 million,” says Vibhooti Singh Deora, CEO of Microlight Aviation Private Ltd. (MAPL).

Based in India’s western Rajasthan state, MAPL handles Pipistrel’s Indian operations and is involved in the current bidding process. Deora says the company will bid at a meeting in New Delhi on July 13.

Out of the 194 aircraft, 110 will be used by the National Cadet Corps, 72 will augment the Indian air force, and 12 will cater to the country’s naval forces. Deora says the procurement process must be completed within the next five years.

Last year, the air force invited companies to bid through a request for information. So far, four Indian and four international companies have shown interest, Deora says.

“The specifications issued by the Indian air force on the basis of weight [of the aircraft] are very stringent. It is difficult for companies to meet all [the] requirements,” he says.

“If successful in the bid, we will give an Indian name to the aircraft,” Deora adds.

印度国防部招标轻型飞机，用于训练和研发

看重斯洛文尼亚的一家公司提出的设计，这厂创意不错啊，中航有没有兴趣再控股一家？

竞标的除这家斯洛文尼亚公司外，还有3个外国厂商和4个印度厂商，不知西锐去了没有。




India Closes In On Microlight Aircraft Purchase

Jun 21, 2011

NEW DELHI

http://www.aviationweek.com/aw/g ... Aircraft%20Purchase

The request for proposals was released in March. One of the contenders is Pipistrel, a Slovenia-based light-aircraft maker. “If Pipistrel gets short-listed, it will set up a microlight field in the ‘go-fly zone’ near Jaipur and initially invest up to $2.88 million,” says Vibhooti Singh Deora, CEO of Microlight Aviation Private Ltd. (MAPL).

Based in India’s western Rajasthan state, MAPL handles Pipistrel’s Indian operations and is involved in the current bidding process. Deora says the company will bid at a meeting in New Delhi on July 13.

Out of the 194 aircraft, 110 will be used by the National Cadet Corps, 72 will augment the Indian air force, and 12 will cater to the country’s naval forces. Deora says the procurement process must be completed within the next five years.

Last year, the air force invited companies to bid through a request for information. So far, four Indian and four international companies have shown interest, Deora says.

“The specifications issued by the Indian air force on the basis of weight [of the aircraft] are very stringent. It is difficult for companies to meet all [the] requirements,” he says.

“If successful in the bid, we will give an Indian name to the aircraft,” Deora adds.