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PM Modi says it won’t be too long for Boeing to build aircraft in India.

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PM Modi Inaugurates Boeing’s State-of-the-Art Campus in Bengaluru – A Milestone Investment in Aerospace Innovation

On January 19, the Boeing India Engineering and Technology Center (BIETC) campus in Bengaluru along with the Boeing Sukanya Program was inaugurated by PM Modi.

Covered in an area of 43 acre campus the state-of-the-art BIETC has been constructed with an investment costing ₹1,600 crore. Outside the US this has been the American aerospace major’s largest investment. Boeing currently employs more than 6,000 people in India across its various centres.

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Bengaluru Hub Takes Flight: A Global Hub for Aerospace Innovation and Collaboration

The Boeing India Engineering & Technology Center (BIETC) in Bengaluru is the company’s largest facility outside of the United States which will be focusing on research and development.

It has been said that the BIETC will become a founding partner of India on next-generation products and services for the global aerospace and defence industry as well.

Boeing in alliance with India’s Tata Group built AH-64 Apache helicopter fuselages and 737 aircraft vertical fin structures.

Empowering Dreams: PM Modi Unveils Sukanya Program and Envisions a Future of Indian-Made Aircraft

The Prime Minister also launched the Boeing Sukanya Program aiming to support the inclusion of more girl children throughout India towards the country’s growing aviation sector.

PM Modi at the inauguration said that India will not have to wait too long for a Boeing aircraft that is designed and manufactured in the country.

“Given that there is so much potential in India, we need to rapidly build an aircraft manufacturing ecosystem in the country,” Modi said.

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Conclusion:

In conclusion, Prime Minister Modi’s vision and commitment at the Boeing India Engineering & Technology Center inauguration mark a significant step towards India’s self-reliance in the aviation sector. His assurance that this aircraft designed and manufactured in India is on the horizon reflects a bold ambition to harness the nation’s immense potential.

Emphasizing the need for swift development of an indigenous aircraft manufacturing ecosystem, Modi envisions a future where India not only contributes significantly to global aerospace advancements but also stands as a testament to its capability to innovate and manufacture world-class aircraft on home soil. This endeavour holds the promise of transforming India into a key player in the aviation industry and further bolstering the nation’s position on the global stage.

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