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Airbus Predicts that India's Fleet will Triple to 2,200 Aircraft in the Next 10 Years

  India is on the way to growth and the rising middle class is a result of that. Of the country's total population, approximately 38% is middle class. As the economy grows and purchasing power rises, how people travel is changing. More people are choosing air travel for faster, more convenient travel. As demand for air travel increases, the fleet will also grow, as Airbus projects for India. Now, let us see what the leading airline company predicts for India. According to Airbus, India’s commercial aircraft fleet will nearly triple to about 2,200 planes in the next ten years, reinforced by rapid traffic growth, airport development and growing airline capacity, Jürgen Westermeier, president and MD, Airbus India and South Asia, said at Wings India 2026 in Hyderabad. India is an important market for Airbus, where we deliver over 10% of our annual production, and this share is expected to grow. India currently operates about 850 commercial aircraft . According to Airbus’s India market outlook, passenger traffic will grow at about 9% annually over the next 10 years, with trips per capita increasing from about 0.13 today to roughly 0.29 by 2035. India is currently the third-largest, having risen within 10 years. Annual originating passenger trips will reach about 400 million over the period.

Saheel Singh 03 Feb 2026

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Russia’s Superjet 100 and Il-114-300 Passenger Aircraft to be Showcased for the First Time in Wings India 2026

With a view to strengthening ties between the two close friends, India and Russia, Moscow has provided India with its Superjet-100-class regional jet and the Il-114-300 passenger aircraft, both made with indigenous technology. There is also a replica of the Indian tricolour on the Russian Il-114-300 aircraft. Both aircraft will reinforce the Indian aviation sector, as most of the existing Indian aviation fleet consists of aircraft manufactured by Boeing and Airbus , both Western manufacturers. The passenger aircraft agreement between India and Russia will significantly strengthen relations between the two friendly nations. Russia says that its aircraft would provide India with technological diversification and, in the long run, decrease costs and ease supply shortages. The acceptance of these aircraft in the Indian market will be highly dependent on safety standards, maintenance arrangements and most importantly, economic viability.

Saheel Singh 28 Jan 2026

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Why the Indian Army is Building Combat Drones in Huge Numbers?

The Indian Army is preparing for a revolution in how it performs in future combat operations . In a disclosure pointing to a change in both military policy and defence manufacturing, General Upendra Dwivedi, Chief of Army Staff, has revealed that the force is no longer just buying drones but is now manufacturing them on a massive scale across all its operational commands. He confirmed that each military command has been authorized to produce or induct thousands of combat drones moving away from reliance on slow, centralized procurement pipelines. The effort will strengthen self-reliance while ensuring that frontline units receive systems tailored to their specific operational needs. Each command is either building or fielding about 5,000 drones. These are not standard or regular solutions but bespoke systems designed for unique operational environments.

Saheel Singh 22 Jan 2026

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How Real are Fully Autonomous Drones in the Future? Let's Find Out

The world is buzzing with a word of late and that is autonomous. Be it newspapers or digital media, one can often find some or the other thing about fully autonomous vehicles if you are still wondering what autonomous means or whether we should call it fully autonomous. It means anything that can propel itself on its own and make independent decisions without the need for any human intervention. The same is true of drones. Today, drones also have some autonomous features, and with constant technological upgrades, they are moving towards a future where no remote pilots are needed to operate them; they are self-sufficient in real-time decision-making, such as self-navigation, self-repair planning, and adaptive mission changes. We can say that this kind of autonomy in drones will take time. But all said and done, this is the future of drones, and we cannot predict when it will become a reality. The speed of tech upgrades will make this possible, real soon, I suppose.   Come, let us discuss in detail the advantages of fully autonomous drones and the industries that will benefit from them.

Saheel Singh 19 Jan 2026

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India Wants Five New Big Airlines: What Will the Main Opportunities Be?

Indian airports descended into chaos recently, with many flights cancelled by Indigo, the largest airline in India, toppling travel plans for passengers. Air India, which is the main competitor to Indigo, is trying to cope with these issues on its own. In 2025, one of its planes crashed, killing all of its 242 passengers on board. And recently, Canadian authorities ordered the airline to examine a pilot who failed two breathalyzer tests before departure. The Tata Group, which owns Air India together with Singapore Airlines, is considering replacing Chief Executive Campbell Wilson to accelerate the airline’s reversal. If the government succeeds in its plans of bringing five new airlines on board, there are endless opportunities for future pilots and other people associated with them . Let us examine the possibilities and how much time it will take for this to come to fruition in this blog.

Saheel Singh 19 Jan 2026

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Drone Motors Explained: Brushed vs Brushless

Drones are revolutionizing photography to agriculture, delivery and surveillance. Every drone is propelled by a motor that converts electrical energy into mechanical force. The choice between brushed and brushless drone motors affects the drone's performance, efficiency and longevity.

Saheel Singh 29 Dec 2025

Drone Pilot Autonomous Drones

Autonomous Drones: The Future of Commercial Operations

Autonomous drones come in really handy across various industries, where they can quicken up commercial operations, reduce costs and boost competence like never before. Whether in agriculture, construction, or security, autonomous tasks can make work a lot easier. These are helpful in surveying land, inspecting infrastructure or monitoring security.  With automation taking care of these tasks, you can focus on the more important aspects . This blog is all about autonomous drones and how they can enhance business operations and reduce costs.

Saheel Singh 17 Oct 2025

Sustainable Aviation Aviation Training

What are the Different Types of Aviation Fuels Used in Aircraft?

Fuel is anything that produces force by converting energy. The characteristics of petroleum and synthetic fuel generate sufficient power for flight. Commercial aircraft need incredible power to lift off the ground while carrying a load of passengers and cargo. Wide-body jets, such as the Boeing 777, have a maximum takeoff weight of 247,200 kg. The aircraft can cruise at 905 km/h, powered by the enormous GE-90 engines. The fuel used for the rotation of the heavy compressor shafts and turbine of the jet engine is Jet A1.

Admin 18 Jun 2025

Drone Business Drone Pilot

10 Tips for Marketing Your Drone Business

Drones are becoming a popular technology. They can be used for photography, mapping, etc. As a business, knowing how to market your drones effectively to reach the maximum potential customers is significant. Are you considering starting a drone-based business to outperform the competition? Marketing your business is vital. A marketing plan can help you reach the target audience, increase sales and build customer relationships. Social media platforms are excellent for reaching potential customers. Posting product images can help create interest in a business. You can increase customer engagement through social media. Creating website content with regard to drones can help increase brand recognition. Brochures or flyers for drone services can also help you attract people's attention. You can also print stickers or T-shirts with the company logo to give away at events. Organizing events is another innovative way to endorse your business. Inviting industry experts can help draw more attention and create a buzz. You can also partner with companies on marketing campaigns. Implementing an SEO strategy and running PPC campaigns are important for snowballing website traffic and ranking. Using keywords and optimizing content based on user intent can help you reach new audiences faster. So, here are 10 such ways to market your drone business,

Admin 09 May 2025

Aviation Training Aviation Industry

Breaking Into Commercial Aviation Without a Traditional CPL Pathway in India

The aviation industry is vast, and there are several exciting ways to break into commercial aviation even without a CPL. These alternative pathways are no less thrilling and rewarding and can lead to fulfilling careers in aviation. This blog will explore alternative routes into commercial aviation, such as becoming an airline dispatcher, air traffic controller, or drone pilot.

Admin 18 Apr 2025

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How to Start a Drone-Based Business in India?

The drone industry in India is buzzing like nothing in the current scenario. If a report of Kotak Securities is to be believed, the number of drone businesses has increased from 157 to 398. The surge is because of the growing interest in this sector. The industry will only grow from strength to strength, with people looking to enter this new domain in India and the government also backing the same.

Saheel Singh 29 Mar 2025