India, the United States discusses carrier cooperation

The Indian Navy currently operates two operators – ins vikramadityashopping from Russia, as well as locally designed and manufactured ins vikrant – Both operate the Mig-29k fighter. Indian Navy Airlines file image ins vikramaditya | Image source: PTI

The Navy said on Tuesday that the United Airlines Airline Technology Cooperation (JWGACTC) in the 8th round of the Defense Technology and Trade Initiative (DTTI) constituted by the Defense Technology and Trade Initiative (DTTI), a dialogue on airline cooperation was continued, discussing plans for future cooperation in various aspects of airline technology.

The six-member U.S. delegation, led by Casey Moton, the Program Executive (PEO), the aircraft carrier, held a conversation in Delhi from May 13 to 16; they also visited various defense agencies in Delhi and Goa. From India, the dialogue was co-sponsored by Vishal Bishnoi, a descendant of the Assistant Controller project. The working group held its first meeting in 2015, with the final version being held in the United States in April 2024.

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“Both sides appreciate the excellent work done by the Joint Working Group for valuable information exchange for airlines. In all aspects of aircraft carrier technology, plans for future cooperation were discussed and joint statements were issued,” the Navy said.

It added that in Goa, professional interactions were conducted with Indian Naval Aviation experts on operator operations and technology.

The Indian Navy currently operates two operators – ins vikramadityashopping from Russia, as well as locally designed and manufactured ins vikrant – Both operate the Mig-29k fighter. Unlike most nuclear-powered supercars displaced, Air India’s medium carriers have over 40,000 tons of over 40,000 tons of traditionally powered, and use skiing to launch aircraft.

A decade ago, the ambitious DTTI program between India and the United States announced two joint working groups and four pathway funding projects for co-development and co-production, although they did not make any progress.