HIGHLIGHTS FROM AERO INDIA 2005
1. The exhibition and Air display viewing areas have both been used to plan retail villages. The kiosks of the Retail villages sold the most beautiful Indian handicrafts for the benefit of dignitaries as well as dear visitors. Their beautiful creations were purchased in their thousands by talented craftsmen.
2. Bharat Electronics Limited arranged all communication and infrastructure support to AERO INDIA 2005. Bharat Electronics Limited contributed to the AERO INDIA 2005 communications and infrastructure support with fax, Mobil phones (Walkie-Talkie), internet, public address system, Closed Circuit TVs, Closed Circuit TVs, Audio Visual Projections in Conference Halls, Registration Centres, etc.
3. Karnataka Golf Association was Bangalore’s first venue for the inaugural Aero India Golf tournament. These unique features were created by CII and enjoyed worldwide.
4. Peter Thompson was the architect of the championship 18-hole course. It covers 30,000 square feet. Floodlit driving range is the longest in India.
5. Pavement for the Runway was prepared with Falling Weight Defect Meter. Glass grid was used to increase strength. Dense Bitumen concrete with modified bitumen polymer to PCN40 was an interesting feature.
6. The Media center accommodated 250 persons. It was housed in an entirely new hanger with an indoor area measuring 4,200 square foot.
7. Box Technology was used by Bangalore’s Indian Institute of Science to execute subways linking exhibition and domestic AFSY areas. This work was accomplished in record time.
8. 33 speakers came from overseas among the 57 who spoke at the seminar.
9. These informative, interesting, and often highly entertaining journals covered a wide range of defense and aviation topics. They attracted numerous dignitaries. Those colourful journals were, Aviation week Group (New York), Aerospace and Maritime International (published from Mumbai), Chanakya Aerospace Defence & Maritime Review (New Delhi), Defence World (New Delhi), Indian Defence Review (New Delhi), Vayu Aerospace Review (New Delhi), Indian Aviation – Civil & Military (Mumbai), Indian Defence Year Book (New Delhi), International Aerospace – Review & Analysis (Mumbai), Intervestnik Publishing House (Russia), S.P. Guide Publications, Private Limited, New Delhi, and Sterling Book House, Mumbai. The Bookstalls and Books were filled with information and analysis about defense issues. Every page had abundant valuable data.
10. This show was attended mainly by Indian companies from Bangalore. Some came from New Delhi.
11. Software companies like Aster Teleservices (P) Ltd., 3rd Floor Sri Amulya Estate, Mahesh Nagar, Hyderabad-1., Autotech Systems (P) Limited, 27, 24th Main Sarakki Lake, 5th Phase, J.P. Nagar, Bangalore – 560 078., BACHAL Software Limited, HAL Estate, Airport lane, Bangalore – 560 017., CADES Digitech (P) Limited, Anchorage, 100 Richmond Circle Road, Bangalore – 560 025., Com Avia Systems Technologies Private Limited., 47 Gangamma Temple Road, Jalahalli Post, Bangalore – 560 013., Connect Electronics Private Limited, 1878 New Thipasandra Main Road, Bangalore – 560 075., Datta patterns (I) Private Limited, New No.19, Old No.16, Aza Gowder Road, West Mambalam, Chennai – 600 033., Datason (B) Private Limited, 1006, A Narayana Reddy Complex, BEML Main Road, New Thippasandra, Bangalore – 560 075., Integrated Digital Systems 4B Sundaram 46P Rafi Ahmed Kidwai Road, Kolkatta – 700 016., Quest, 55 Quest Towers, Whitefield Main Road, Mahadevapura, Bangalore – 560 048., Satyam Computer Serivices Limited, SDC Plot No.45,46,47 Electronic City, Phase-II, KIADB Industrial Area, Bangalore – 560 100., Samtel, 52 community Centre, New friends Coway, New Delhi., Shogi Communications Limited, 803 8th floor Ansal Bhavan, 16 K.G. Marg, New Delhi – 110 001., Sigma Electro Systems, M-83 MIDC, Ambad Nashik-10., Sika interplant systems Limited, 3 Gangadhara Chetty Road, Bangalore – 560 042., Silver Software, Plot-23&24 EPIP, 1st Phase KIADB, Whitefield, Bangalore – 560 066., SLN Technologies Private Limited, 889 4th Cross, 7th Main HAL II Stage, Indiranagar, Bangalore – 560 008., Speak Systems Limited, B-49 Electronic complex, Kushaiguda, Hyderabad – 500 062., Umac Avionics Private Limited, 143 Umac House, 18th A main HAL 2nd Stage, Bangalore – 560 008., United Telecoms Limited, 18A/19 Doddanekundy Industrial Area, Mahadevapura Post, Bangalore – 560 048, etc., had beautiful pavilions in this grand show to reveal their invaluable contributions to Indian Avaiation, Aerospace and Information Technologies. Bangalore is home to many popular software institutes. Many technocrats joined forces and created these companies to provide services for DRDO/HAL, Navy/Airforce, Missiles/Airborne guided weapons systems UAV, Helicopters, and Bharat electronics.
12. Alpha Design Technologies Limited, Bangalore, develops simulating command and control for airborne, land-based, and ship-borne systems. Also, they manufacture night vision devices and simulators for radars and communications systems.
13. Amphenol Interconnect India Private Limited, located at 105 Bhosari Industries Area, Bhosari Pune, manufactures and markets many types of antennas, cables harnesses, and connectors. They serve military and Aerospace, Automotive & Medical, electronics, wireless infrastructure and mobile handsets. They are India’s largest dealer in the defence sector.
14. Apollo computing Laboratories Private Limited specializes in embedded computing and digital communications. They also specialize in the defense sector. They offered their services in Agni II LCA.
15. Aster Teleservices Private Limited Hyderabad has provided a yeoman services to Indian Defence units, including data acquisition and control, smart card, LC Launcher link Fibre Optic Technology, PCI based GPS times synchronisers, Unimux, hand held cable testers, and more.
16. Airdel (India) Limited has branches in Mumbai and Pune. They also collaborate with Aviation Developments U.K. They supply parts and fastness to Aerospace as well commercial industries.
17. Avi-Oil India Private Limited Supply Lubricants. It is the only one authorized by the military. Ministry of Defence, Airworthiness and Certification. The company is listed with Directorate General of Aeronautical Quality Assurance to be an eligible manufacturer of aircraft products. The company has a partnership with NYCO S.A. from France. Balmer Lawrie and Indian Oil Corporation have joined forces to create this unique lubrication that is used for Indian defense and civil aviation.
18. BACHAL Software Limited is credited with developing and testing simulators for real-time embedded Avionics software used in safety and mission critical applications such as Flight control, flight warning, transmission, weapon usage, fuel management, and other critical functions. Their services are available to DRDO labs and ADA Indian Armed forces, as well as serving Thales (Rolls Royce), SAGEM/ECE, British Airways, etc.
19. Bijal Petroleum Equipment Corporation has its office at 5/210 Ashirwad Industrial Estate Ram Mandir Road Gargeon (w), Mumbai. It provides support for aviation and fuel, as well as testing and equipment for aircraft and helicopter refuelling.
20. In order to delight the customers and have an attractive appearance, stalls featured handicrafts made by Central Cottage Industries Corporation of India Limited and Cauvery. There was a lot of attraction for women visiting India from abroad because they were attracted by each piece.
21. The traditional Indian dress is the saree. Aero India was home to a stand selling silk zari attires in 2005. There were many thousands of beautifully designed sarees on sale. The V.I.Ps enjoyed a pleasant time. Karnataka Soaps & Detergents (P) Limited also displayed their soaps which have a pleasant fragrance.
22. Chandra International Mumbai, is engaged in trade, import, switching and representation of International companies, such as ESL Defence UK and Douglas SPD UK.
23. ComAvia Systems Technologies Ltd. Bangalore offers services in the areas of Avionics integration to Indian higher-aeroplane programmes (LCA, Jaguar and MiG27), etc..
24. Chennai Data Patterns (I) Private Limited has created airborne, naval and ground applications like mission computer, displays for aircraft and Onboard Computer, fire control systems for missiles and radar subsystems.
25. Datasol (B), Pvt. Ltd. in Bangalore for providing excellent services in developing, integrating and designing state-of the-art modular products within Avionics and Cockpit display. It is an ISO 9001-2000 company.
26. DRDO currently employs 5000 scientists as well as 25000 technical and support staff, in 54 laboratories. Contact Persons are: Dr.D.Banerjee, Phone 91-011-23016640, Brig Umang Kapoor, Director, Phone:91-011-2301-3209, B.C. Srikanta Vice Chairman DRDO.
27. Dynamatic Technologies in Bangalore deals with flaps for ITT 36 Jet Trainers; wings and rear fuselages for Lakshya; control surfaces for Su-30 fighter aircraft like Vertical Fins. Stabilisers for Su-30 mki fighters such as Canards. Ventral fins. slats. Ground support equipment to military jets. Transmission products. Lakshya’s Pilotless Target Aircraft is being built and assembled. Hall’s project 155-36. HAL will partner Dynamatic Aerospace in developing the Airframe Structures for Sukhoi-30 mki fighter planes.
28. Enpro Secan India Ltd. in New Delhi sells vapour-cycle cooling system for armoured fighting vehicle, liquid cooling system for Radars and Antennas, and wave guide dryers. ACIDC Brush and Brushless Motors, Torque motors for Radars and Missiles, and torque motors to drive Rods and Radars. They also supply heat transfer systems for battle tanks and aircraft.
29. High Energy Batteries Ltd. Tamilnadu provides Silver Oxide Zing, Cadmium, and Nickel batteries for Indian military planes, helicopters and torpedoes. Contact Person: S.Arunachalam, V.Balasubramaniam, Fax: 91-4339250516, 91-431-2414455.
30. Terra Vista products are available for 3D Terrain Generation 9,8 marketed at Kolkatta by Integrated digital system. The 3D databases may be used for training and situational aware analysis as well as war gaming.
31. Interesting to see that JS Precisions in Bangalore was founded under the Women Entrepreneurs Scheme. Contact person is Mrs. Jayanthi, Fax: 91-080-26637921, Phone: 91-080-266372707. They supply sheet metal, machined and non metallic components for aircraft & aero engines. They supply Locknuts and Gaskets, jig fixture, Locking washers and other products to IAF/DRDO/Naval Aviation, HAL, and HAL. The company produces more than 800 non-critical and precision critical parts.
32. Kumaran Industries in Bangalore manufactures parts for jet engines. Their invaluable contributions to the Indian Air Force include development of precision aircraftframes and parts for aero engines. Their recognition has been extended to foreign companies, such as Magellan Technologies and uTGU Technology. Director, Mr. Mohan. Phone: 91 80-23409113; fax: 91 80-23381498. Mr.M. Mr. M.
33. Maini Precision Products Ltd. in Bangalore supplies Honeywell USA and Moog Aerospace U.K, WA, Goodrich USA, Sneema engines, France, etc. with machined parts. Contact person: Shaikendra Pratap Singh, Fax: +91-80-51272500, 91-80-51272400.
34. Max Aerospace Aviation Ltd. of Mumbai was granted permission from the Ministry of Indian Defence for supply and installation of Avionics. The company is proud to announce that it was approved by DGCA and HAL as well as DGAQA, DGAQA, and CHEMILAC. It has also been registered with IAF. Navy, Indian coast guard. NAVCOM also approves their maintenance. ADF and VDR are approved by NAVCOM. CUR, VDR and ADF. Contact person: Bharat Malkani, Phone: 91-22-26135545, fax: 91-22-26162613.
35. Merchant Shipping Industry (Indian Army), Navy Coast Guard and IAF all prefer to use specially designed tents for the survival of helicopter crews. They include inflatable lifearts, life jackets, and other lifesaving equipment, made by Meridian Inflatables Private Limited. Mumbai. The company has over 25 years’ experience and is certified ISO 9001. Maj. Arun Patak (Retd.) Tel: 91-22 28570369, Fax: 91-22 285792927
36. MIDHANI, Hyderabad which has developed 75 alloys with the enormous efforts of their R&D team.