Aerospace Diary

7th March 2019 - 01:54 GMT   |   by  Neelam Mathews  in Delhi Bangalore-based Maini Precision Products and  Safran Helicopter Engines  signed an MoU ‘to develop a long-term industrial strategic relationship’ for the potential manufacture of Safran engine parts for the global market. The MoU was signed........more in Shephard Media

Posted by- Neelam Mathews  July 12, 2011 Five agreements signed by EADS last month have extended the scope of the company’s technology licensing outreach with new industrial partners in India and Europe, says the company. The deals include a contract with Germany’s Grenzebach Automation for metallic production technologies based on the friction stir welding solid-state joining process, along with four Letters of Intent with one German and three Indian companies for metallic and composite manufacturing processes.   The Letters of Intent, backed by an EADS engineering services package include- • India’s Dynamatic Technologies for metallic manufacturing processes such as friction stir welding, as well as EADS patented composites production technologies  • Maini Precision Products for metallic and composites technologies • Tata Advanced Materials Limited, covering a broad range of composites and related manufacturing processes, including the EADS-developed and patented Va...

Maini Global Aerospace is about to sign an agreement with Marshall Aerospace to provide structural components for extended range fuel cells of the navy’s Boeing P-8I longrange maritime reconnaissance aircraft. The deal is to be signed here today. Maini is scheduled to make the first delivery of initial subsets in April. “This is a test of performance of Indian capability,” says Naresh Palta, Maini CEO. “Once we do that, it is clear that we can take on board [large] programs.” BAE Systems may also be placing an order related to precision engineering with Maini, Aviation Week has learned. Diversifying from precision engineering to aero structures and engine segments, the  engine-maker MTU, for precision components and subassemblies for a spectrum of civil and military programs. “Our base in precision engineering made this a natural choice,” Palta says. “We are looking at around a $5 million investment this year in machinery.” With approximately $30 billion set to flow into ...

Aviation Week Feb 7, 2011 BENGALURU   By Neelam Mathews  India’s Maini Global Aerospace is about to ink an agreement with Marshall Aerospace to provide structural components for the extended-range fuel cells of the Indian navy’s Boeing P-8I long-range maritime reconnaissance aircraft. The agreement is due to be signed Feb. 11 at the Aero India show in Bengaluru. Maini is scheduled to make the first delivery of initial subsets in April. “This is a test of performance of Indian capability,” says Naresh Palta, Maini CEO. “Once we do that, it is clear that we can take on board [large] programs.” Aviation Week has learned that BAE Systems may also be placing an order related to precision engineering with Maini. Diversifying from precision engineering to aero structures and engine segments, the company has a long-term agreement with engine-maker MTU for precision...