India develops AEW&C Mk II airborne surveillance system with Adani as partner

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India is entering a new phase of its airborne surveillance program with the development of the AEW&C Mk II system. Six Airbus A321 aircraft are set to be converted into advanced airborne early warning and control platforms. Adani Defence Systems has been brought on board to develop the critical mission systems for these aircraft. The program is designed to significantly bolster India's air defence capabilities while advancing the country's self-reliance in strategic defence technologies.

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