Nearly 80 military aircraft and helicopters will be participating in the Air Force Day fly-past in Chandigarh. It is for the first time tha...

Team administrator Flight Lieutenant Ridhima Gurung said, “All nine aircraft of the team were a part of the show at Guwahati today. Last ye...

Air Commodore Sanjay Sharma and Ananya Sharma conquering skies led to an outpour of love on social media.

"The father-daughter duo created history on 30 May 2022, when they flew in the same formation of Hawk-132 aircraft at Air Force Station Bid...

Jaishankar, who arrived in the UAE on Saturday, said that he is “deeply honoured” to meet the Crown Prince. “Deeply honoured to call on HH ...

An aircraft contingent of the Indian Air Force (IAF), including its Sarang and Suryakiran aerobatics team, will participate in the Dubai Ai...

The Hawk-i is HAL’s internally funded program offering the Indian Armed Forces an upgrade and combat capability for the Hawk, transforming ...

She achieved the feat at the Kalaikunda Air Force Station in West Bengal.

The main attraction of HAL’s indoor pavilion is a mock-up of Indian Multi Role Helicopter (IMRH). Visitors will get an opportunity to know ...

Hawk Mk 132 is an Advanced Jet Trainer (AJT) with tandem dual seats meant to provide basic, advanced flying and weapons training.

The government has also accorded approval for acquiring new artillery guns through five procurement cases.

"This is the 100th Hawk aircraft produced at HAL and we are proud that it has 'Make in India' mark," HAL Chairman and Managing Director T S...

The aircraft is being produced at HAL under licence from BAeS, UK. The first aircraft was handed over to IAF in August 2008.

BAE Systems today said it has secured a five-year contract worth GBP 18.5 million from Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL).

The first home-made Hawk Mk 132 aircraft by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) was handed over to the Indian Navy.

BAE Systems Chairman Dick Olver today said the deep-routed business relationship with HAL should go beyond Advanced Jet Trainer Hawk.

The Indian Air Force on Saturday inducted British-built Advanced Jet Trainer (AJT) Hawk as trainer aircraft for its fighter pilots.