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<blockquote data-quote="Guitro01" data-source="post: 279975" data-attributes="member: 102"><p><strong><span style="font-size: 18px"><span style="color: Navy">HAL and Irkut’s Joint Tactical Transport Project</span></span></strong></p><p></p><p></p><p>In late December 2006, Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) announced a $700-million joint venture (JV) agreement with Irkut Corporation of Russia for manufacturing 60-tonne multi-role transport aircraft (MRTA). Under this 50/50 arrangement with HAL, Ilyushin Design Bureau of Russia will design the MRTA and Irkut corporation of Russia will develop the aircraft, while series production would be taken up by the transport aircraft division of HAL at Kanpur. Irkut is a major investor (40% of project expenses), and will be the coordinator of the Russian side. For HAL, the move is part of an effort to forge new partnerships with global aviation majors for military and civil projects, with an eye on trebling their annual turnover to $3 billion by 2011.</p><p></p><p><img src="http://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/images/AIR_MRTA_Irkut-HAL_Takeoff_Concept_lg.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></p><p></p><p>The MRTA has been described in news reports as a 60-ton, 100-seat aircraft aimed at the military freigter market, creating some confusion about its ultimate carrying capacity and competitive niche. Is it destined to replace the Ilyushin IL-76s India flies? Compete with the 120-troop capacity A400M? Further research with Irkut shows it to be a 60-ton total takeoff weight aircraft with a cargo capacity of around 18,500 kg/ 20 tons, giving it similar capacity and dimensions to the Russian An-12 or the USA’s C-130J Hercules. Illustrations show a jet aircraft whose requirements produce a design somewhat reminiscent of the canceled 1970s US AMST Program that eventually led to the much larger C-17.</p><p></p><p>Introduction is expected between 2015-2020, and India is moving to relax foreign investment restrictions in order to get the project moving. Ultimately, however, the plane’s fate may well rest on whether it can break the per-ton price constant in the military market.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guitro01, post: 279975, member: 102"] [B][SIZE="5"][COLOR="Navy"]HAL and Irkut’s Joint Tactical Transport Project[/COLOR][/SIZE][/B] In late December 2006, Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) announced a $700-million joint venture (JV) agreement with Irkut Corporation of Russia for manufacturing 60-tonne multi-role transport aircraft (MRTA). Under this 50/50 arrangement with HAL, Ilyushin Design Bureau of Russia will design the MRTA and Irkut corporation of Russia will develop the aircraft, while series production would be taken up by the transport aircraft division of HAL at Kanpur. Irkut is a major investor (40% of project expenses), and will be the coordinator of the Russian side. For HAL, the move is part of an effort to forge new partnerships with global aviation majors for military and civil projects, with an eye on trebling their annual turnover to $3 billion by 2011. [IMG]http://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/images/AIR_MRTA_Irkut-HAL_Takeoff_Concept_lg.jpg[/IMG] The MRTA has been described in news reports as a 60-ton, 100-seat aircraft aimed at the military freigter market, creating some confusion about its ultimate carrying capacity and competitive niche. Is it destined to replace the Ilyushin IL-76s India flies? Compete with the 120-troop capacity A400M? Further research with Irkut shows it to be a 60-ton total takeoff weight aircraft with a cargo capacity of around 18,500 kg/ 20 tons, giving it similar capacity and dimensions to the Russian An-12 or the USA’s C-130J Hercules. Illustrations show a jet aircraft whose requirements produce a design somewhat reminiscent of the canceled 1970s US AMST Program that eventually led to the much larger C-17. Introduction is expected between 2015-2020, and India is moving to relax foreign investment restrictions in order to get the project moving. Ultimately, however, the plane’s fate may well rest on whether it can break the per-ton price constant in the military market. [/QUOTE]
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