Find out everything you wanted to know about the HTT 40 basic trainer development in this 12-minute video. Deputy project manager Prashant Singh Bhaduria, takes you around HAL's success story at Aero India 2017.
it's good to see hal promoting younger generation to not only build new platforms but also represent it in media...thats a paradigme shift. btw love that sticker.
brilliantly and thoroughly explained...hats off to the young HAL team involved....best of luck for future tests and certifications...hope it comes out a winner...IAF needs it badly to augment their training programme
1:55 Just love it when he says 10 components are from 'abroad sources' namely the engine and ejector seats! If these two are removed, all you have is an expensive tin can and dead pilots! Just shocking how India still struggles to make / develop most important parts of a plane!
Reading some of the comments below...it's ridiculous comparing this to Tejas. Doesnt look like it's flying anywhere near the 600 kmph mark. It's gonna be difficult to beat the likes of sukhoi 29.