HAL's Achievements upto Q3 Financial Year 2021-22

New Delhi: The Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, Indian state-owned aerospace, and defence company attained significant achievements in Quarter third of the financial Year 2021-22. 

Some achievements are:

Hon'ble PM handed over HAL produced indigenous Light Combat Helicopter to IAF during the “Rashtriya Raksha Samarpan Parv” celebrations to mark the 75th year of India's Independence.

A contract is signed between HAL and MoD on 18th Nov 2021 for a value of Rs 357 Cr for procurement of two Fixed Base Full Mission Simulators (FBFMS) for Jaguar DARIN III Aircraft.

HAL and Zero Avia entered into a development collaboration agreement on 9th Nov 2021 for a hydrogen-electric powertrain capable of flying the 19 seats of Dornier 228 aircraft up to 500 NM.

HAL has secured an order for manufacturing, assembly, integration, testing, and supply of a High-Speed Expendable Aerial Target (HEAT) System known as ABHYAS from Aeronautical Development Establishment, DRDO.

The Combat Air Teaming System (CATS) Warrior being designed and developed by ARDC has commenced 'Low-Speed Wind Tunnel Tests' at HAL Wind on 17 Jan 2022 to commence the first test.

HAL and M/s Max Aerospace & Aviation Pvt. Ltd, Mumbai have signed an MoU on 12th Jan 2022 to explore business opportunities for MRO of civil aircraft.

Successfully carried out the first flight of Hindustan 228 aircraft towards DGCA 'Type Certification'.

The heaviest Semi Cryogenic propellant tank (SC120? LOX) ever fabricated by HAL was delivered to Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO).

HAL supplied the first batch of 'Ring Forgings' to GE Aviation’s LEAP engine program. LEAP powers Airbus A320 neo family as well as the Boeing 737 MAX, the most produced aircraft in the world.

Basic Trainer Aircraft, HTT 40 has successfully completed the erect spin certification flight trials which is a significant milestone and the platform is under certification.

The indigenous engine development programs HTFE 25 Core Engine and HTSE 1200 Jet mode engine successfully completed High altitude cold weather trials at Leh.

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