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Tejas Mk-2 rollout completed. The indigenous MWF has entered the pre flight phase, with its maiden flight scheduled for June 2026. 🇮🇳 With rollout complete, CEMILAC will issue First Flight Clearance (FFC) after certifying ground functional checks, engine ground runs, flight control laws, emergency systems, and also the low...

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The #Leonardo #AW249 takes the sky at ILA Berlin - Pioneering Aerospace, performing its first-ever public flight display in a live demonstration of next-generation combat helicopter capabilities. Designed for the most challenging modern battlefield scenarios, it represents a step change in technology, combining outstanding performance, survivability and mission effectiveness. The AW249 can perform a variety of missions including aerial and ground escort, close air support, close combat attack and air interdiction. It can also execute reconnaissance operations, acting as information node within a complex C4 architecture (#ISTAR), using the surveillance systems to scan the territory, identify ground units (both friend and foe) for its own use or to disseminate the information through a secure channel to the Command & Control Centre. Watch the video and see it in action! #ILA2026
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The #Leonardo #AW249 takes the sky at ILA Berlin - Pioneering Aerospace, performing its first-ever public flight display in a live demonstration of next-generation combat helicopter capabilities. Designed for the most challenging modern battlefield scenarios, it represents a step change in technology, combining outstanding performance, survivability and mission effectiveness. The AW249 can perform a variety of missions including aerial and ground escort, close air support, close combat attack and air interdiction. It can also execute reconnaissance operations, acting as information node within a complex C4 architecture (#ISTAR), using the surveillance systems to scan the territory, identify ground units (both friend and foe) for its own use or to disseminate the information through a secure channel to the Command & Control Centre. Watch the video and see it in action! #ILA2026

Leonardo Helicopters

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