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<blockquote data-quote="paulo" data-source="post: 728229" data-attributes="member: 5327">Suman Sharma NEW DELHIAfter admitting an astronomical 155% rise in the price of Sukhoi-30 MKIs, defence minister AK Antony told parliament on Wednesday that there was a proposal to upgrade the Indian Air Force's (IAF's) mainstay heavyweight Russian fighters for Rs10,920 crore*.The upgrade will be carried out by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and Russian Federation's Irkutsk, the original equipment manufacturer (OEM), in a phased manner from 2012.Sukhois entered service in 2000, after being approved in 1997, and have not undergone any upgrade since.IAF operates approximately 200 Sukhois, all of which would have upgraded data systems and digital glass cockpits after a contract is signed to the effect.Sukhoi CEO Mikhail Pogosyan had several meetings with vice-chief air marshal PK Barbora during the MAKS air show last year to sort out configuration of the upgraded radar as specified by IAF. By 2018, the number of Sukhois is set to reach 270, making India the largest operator of the twin-engine aircraft in the world.Asked about the upgrade schedule, a source told DNA, &quot;It's a continuous process beginning 2012. All aircraft will be upgraded eventually.&quot;The upgrade price per piece is reportedly between Rs70 crore and Rs110 crore.<a href="http://chhindits.blogspot.com/">Chindits</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="paulo, post: 728229, member: 5327"] Suman Sharma NEW DELHI After admitting an astronomical 155% rise in the price of Sukhoi-30 MKIs, defence minister AK Antony told parliament on Wednesday that there was a proposal to upgrade the Indian Air Force's (IAF's) mainstay heavyweight Russian fighters for Rs10,920 crore*. The upgrade will be carried out by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and Russian Federation's Irkutsk, the original equipment manufacturer (OEM), in a phased manner from 2012. Sukhois entered service in 2000, after being approved in 1997, and have not undergone any upgrade since. IAF operates approximately 200 Sukhois, all of which would have upgraded data systems and digital glass cockpits after a contract is signed to the effect. Sukhoi CEO Mikhail Pogosyan had several meetings with vice-chief air marshal PK Barbora during the MAKS air show last year to sort out configuration of the upgraded radar as specified by IAF. By 2018, the number of Sukhois is set to reach 270, making India the largest operator of the twin-engine aircraft in the world. Asked about the upgrade schedule, a source told DNA, "It's a continuous process beginning 2012. All aircraft will be upgraded eventually." The upgrade price per piece is reportedly between Rs70 crore and Rs110 crore. [url=http://chhindits.blogspot.com/]Chindits[/url] [/QUOTE]

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