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HAL delivers Tejas trainers, HTT-40 aircraft and Dhruv helicopters to IAF, Pawan Hans

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Hindustan Aeronautics Limited has handed over Tejas twin-seater trainer aircraft and HTT-40 basic trainers to the Indian Air Force, alongside Dhruv Next Generation helicopters to Pawan Hans Limited. The deliveries represent a notable milestone in India's push toward self-reliance in the aerospace sector. The HTT-40 aircraft are intended to support early-stage pilot training, while the twin-seat Tejas variants will be used for advanced type-conversion training. Together, these handovers strengthen the IAF's indigenous training fleet across multiple skill levels.

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