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Centre Approves 34 New Dhruv Helicopters For Army, Indian Coast Guard
The Cabinet Committee on Security has cleared a proposal for 34 new Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) Dhruv choppers, of which nine will be inducted in the Indian Coast Guard while 25 of them will go to the Indian Army.
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Fighter Jet Tejas, Chopper Dhruv To Take Part In Dubai Airshow
India's light combat aircraft Tejas and advanced light helicopter Dhruv will participate in the biennial Dubai Airshow that is scheduled to take place from November 13 to 17.
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Air Force Chopper On Routine Sortie Makes Precautionary Landing In Bhopal
An Indian Air Force helicopter on a routine training mission made a safe "precautionary" landing near a dam in Bhopal district of Madhya Pradesh on Sunday, the IAF said.
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After String Of Accidents, Flaws Identified In 'Dhruv' Chopper: Report
Certain design and metallurgy issues in some components have been identified as probable flaws in the indigenously-developed Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) following a detailed scrutiny of the choppers, people familiar with the matter said on Wednes
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Army Clears Grounded 'Dhruv' Chopper Fleet For Flight, But Conditions Apply
Nearly a month after the army grounded its fleet of Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) 'Dhruv' after a chopper crash in Jammu and Kashmir', the indigenous helicopters have been cleared for flight.
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Army Grounds 'Dhruv' Chopper Fleet After J&K Crash That Killed 1: Sources
Two days after a chopper hard landing in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar killed a technician and injured two pilots, the Indian Army has grounded its fleet of indigenous Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) 'Dhruv' as per procedure, sources said.
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Army Chopper With 3 On Board Crashes In J&K, 1 Technician Killed
A technician was killed and two pilots were injured after an Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) Dhruv with three people on board crashed following a "hard landing" in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district today.
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Forces Halt Operations Of 'Dhruv' Chopper After Emergency Landing Incident
The ALH choppers are operated by all three defence forces including the Army, Navy and Air Force along with the Indian Coast Guard.
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Watch: Navy Helicopter Deploys Floating Device After Emergency Landing Off Mumbai Coast
Footage has surfaced of the Navy's Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) that made an emergency landing today off the Mumbai coast.
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At Aero India 2019, Woman Pilots Fly High; Amaze Audience
Women pilots flew high in the skies above the Yelahanka air base in Bengaluru on Saturday, at the ongoing Aero India air show. All-women crews flew the advanced jet trainer Hawk-i, single-engine turbine-driven chopper Chetak, Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH Dhruv) as part of the Sarang aerobatic team and the twin-turboprop utility aircraft Dornier-2...
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HAL Arm Delivers Aero-Structures For Advanced Light Helicopters Dhruv
State-run HAL's arm Naini Aerospace Ltd (NAeL) at Prayagraj (Allahabad) in Uttar Pradesh delivered aero structures and sub-assemblies for making five multi-role Advanced Light Helicopters (ALH) Dhruv, said the defence behemoth today. "The HAL's Helicopter Division in Bengaluru received the first batch of helicopter structures and sub-assemblies man...
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Hindustan Aeronautics Sign Deal With Army, Navy For 41 Helicopters
State-run aircraft maker Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) today said it has signed a Rs 6,100 crore contract for supplying 41 Advanced Light Helicopters (ALH) to the Indian Army and one to the Indian Navy
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Air Force Grounds Fleet of 40 'Dhruv' Helicopters After Recent Crash
The Indian Air Force has grounded a fleet of around 40 indigenously-developed ALH Dhruv helicopters in view of the recent crash in which seven of its personnel were killed.
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Indian Air Force Grounds Fleet of 40 ALH Dhruv Choppers after Recent Crash
The Indian Air Force has grounded its fleet of around 40 indigenously-developed ALH Dhruv helicopters in view of the recent crash in which seven of its personnel were killed.
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Helicopter Dhruv clocks 1,00,000 flying hours
The country's first indigenous chopper, Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH -Dhruv), designed, developed, produced and maintained by Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) to meet the requirements of military and civil operators, today achieved a new milestone of clocking one lakh cumulative flying hours.
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Centre Approves 34 New Dhruv Helicopters For Army, Indian Coast Guard
The Cabinet Committee on Security has cleared a proposal for 34 new Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) Dhruv choppers, of which nine will be inducted in the Indian Coast Guard while 25 of them will go to the Indian Army.
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Fighter Jet Tejas, Chopper Dhruv To Take Part In Dubai Airshow
India's light combat aircraft Tejas and advanced light helicopter Dhruv will participate in the biennial Dubai Airshow that is scheduled to take place from November 13 to 17.
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Air Force Chopper On Routine Sortie Makes Precautionary Landing In Bhopal
An Indian Air Force helicopter on a routine training mission made a safe "precautionary" landing near a dam in Bhopal district of Madhya Pradesh on Sunday, the IAF said.
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After String Of Accidents, Flaws Identified In 'Dhruv' Chopper: Report
Certain design and metallurgy issues in some components have been identified as probable flaws in the indigenously-developed Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) following a detailed scrutiny of the choppers, people familiar with the matter said on Wednes
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Army Clears Grounded 'Dhruv' Chopper Fleet For Flight, But Conditions Apply
Nearly a month after the army grounded its fleet of Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) 'Dhruv' after a chopper crash in Jammu and Kashmir', the indigenous helicopters have been cleared for flight.
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Army Grounds 'Dhruv' Chopper Fleet After J&K Crash That Killed 1: Sources
Two days after a chopper hard landing in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar killed a technician and injured two pilots, the Indian Army has grounded its fleet of indigenous Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) 'Dhruv' as per procedure, sources said.
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Army Chopper With 3 On Board Crashes In J&K, 1 Technician Killed
A technician was killed and two pilots were injured after an Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) Dhruv with three people on board crashed following a "hard landing" in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district today.
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Forces Halt Operations Of 'Dhruv' Chopper After Emergency Landing Incident
The ALH choppers are operated by all three defence forces including the Army, Navy and Air Force along with the Indian Coast Guard.
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Watch: Navy Helicopter Deploys Floating Device After Emergency Landing Off Mumbai Coast
Footage has surfaced of the Navy's Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) that made an emergency landing today off the Mumbai coast.
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At Aero India 2019, Woman Pilots Fly High; Amaze Audience
Women pilots flew high in the skies above the Yelahanka air base in Bengaluru on Saturday, at the ongoing Aero India air show. All-women crews flew the advanced jet trainer Hawk-i, single-engine turbine-driven chopper Chetak, Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH Dhruv) as part of the Sarang aerobatic team and the twin-turboprop utility aircraft Dornier-2...
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HAL Arm Delivers Aero-Structures For Advanced Light Helicopters Dhruv
State-run HAL's arm Naini Aerospace Ltd (NAeL) at Prayagraj (Allahabad) in Uttar Pradesh delivered aero structures and sub-assemblies for making five multi-role Advanced Light Helicopters (ALH) Dhruv, said the defence behemoth today. "The HAL's Helicopter Division in Bengaluru received the first batch of helicopter structures and sub-assemblies man...
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Hindustan Aeronautics Sign Deal With Army, Navy For 41 Helicopters
State-run aircraft maker Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) today said it has signed a Rs 6,100 crore contract for supplying 41 Advanced Light Helicopters (ALH) to the Indian Army and one to the Indian Navy
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Air Force Grounds Fleet of 40 'Dhruv' Helicopters After Recent Crash
The Indian Air Force has grounded a fleet of around 40 indigenously-developed ALH Dhruv helicopters in view of the recent crash in which seven of its personnel were killed.
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Indian Air Force Grounds Fleet of 40 ALH Dhruv Choppers after Recent Crash
The Indian Air Force has grounded its fleet of around 40 indigenously-developed ALH Dhruv helicopters in view of the recent crash in which seven of its personnel were killed.
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Helicopter Dhruv clocks 1,00,000 flying hours
The country's first indigenous chopper, Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH -Dhruv), designed, developed, produced and maintained by Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) to meet the requirements of military and civil operators, today achieved a new milestone of clocking one lakh cumulative flying hours.
