• Aircraft:

  Hindustan Aeronautics IJT

• Reg: S342 photos
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• Airline: India - Air Force
• Photo Date: Dec 05, 2015
• Uploaded: Dec 31, 2015
• Other Location - Bangalore, India

On display at the HAL Heritage Centre and Aerospace Museum, Bangalore. HAL’s intermediate jet trainer Sitara (Hindi: star) first flew on 7 March 2003 with the SNECMA Larzac 14.1 kN turbofan, which was later upgraded to the NPO Saturn AL-551 turbofan developing 16.9 kN thrust. Sixteen limited series production aircraft were built. The IAF placed an initial order for 73 aircraft which was cancelled due to stall and spin characteristics, leading to redesign.

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Aircraft

Aaron Edwin Arul S342

176 0 0 Hindustan Aeronautics IJT

The first flight of the HJT-36 was done on 7th March 2003 by Sqn Ldr Baldev Singh (Retd), Chief Test Pilot (Fixed Wing (FW)) of HAL

FoxbatOne S342

1,556 0 0 Hindustan Aeronautics IJT

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Mock-up on display at Cubbon Park, Bangalore

Arjun Sarup

3,805 0 0 Hindustan Aeronautics LCA Tejas Trainer

On display at the HAL Heritage Centre, Bangalore

Arjun Sarup IX480

1,254 1 0 Hindustan Aeronautics HT-2L

On display at the HAL Heritage Centre and Aerospace Museum, Bangalore

Arjun Sarup BF597

3,148 1 0 English Electric Canberra B(I).58

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A wet morning departure for “Chäserrugg” from Rwy 14 at SSRIA

Arjun Sarup HB-JHR

201 0 0 Airbus A330-343

Aft section on display at the Planes of Fame Air Museum

Arjun Sarup V-190

455 3 0 Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero

Radar flight trials aircraft on static display at Aero India 2023 carrying the name “Virupaksha” on the nose, a reference to the all-seeing Lord Shiva

Arjun Sarup LY7701

526 8 0 British Aerospace BAe 125-800A