This facility will supply complete avionics upkeep and restore companies to main Indian airways, similar to Air India and IndiGo, instantly supporting the expansion of the native aviation business.
Thales celebrated the opening of its new avionics MRO facility in Gurugram, close to the New Delhi airport. Aligned with the imaginative and prescient of “Aatmanirbhar Bharat” (‘self-reliant India’), this centre will present a variety of companies, together with the upkeep & restore of avionics parts, to distinguished Indian airways similar to Air India and IndiGo. This new restore hub attracts on Thales’s experience as a worldwide chief within the aerospace business, offering premium assist and companies to airline clients in India.
The inauguration was held within the presence of the Honourable Minister of Civil Aviation Shri Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu. The occasion was graced by Mr. Damien Syed, Deputy Head of Mission, Embassy of France in India, together with senior Authorities officers and eminent dignitaries from the French Embassy and the business. The Thales staff was led by Yannick Assouad, Govt Vice President, Avionics, Thomas Received, Vice President, Aviation International Providers and Gilles Bono, Vice President, India. This event marks a milestone in Thales’s continued funding technique in India’s quickly increasing aviation market.
Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu, Minister of Civil Aviation, Authorities of India stated: “My heartfelt appreciation goes to Thales for establishing this devoted facility in India to offer onshore MRO companies to our airways. Taking a tour of the ability and seeing it firsthand, I need to say that I’m deeply impressed by the meticulous planning and innovation which have gone into creating this centre. I consider the inauguration of this superior avionics MRO centre marks a big milestone for Indian aviation and a proud second for Thales in India. This facility exemplifies our collective dedication to constructing a self-reliant India and a self-reliant aviation ecosystem beneath the visionary management of Hon’ble Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi Ji. Thales stands out as a shining instance of Indo-French collaboration, we should collectively leverage India’s huge expertise pool and facilitate India’s quickly rising aviation market.”
Thomas Received, Vice President Aviation International Providers, Thales, stated: “India’s MRO business is about for vital progress, changing into a key area for airways. We’re proud to inaugurate our Thales Upkeep and Restore Centre in India. This highlights our localisation efforts to deliver our technological and avionics restore experience nearer to airline clients. The Gurugram centre is backed by the facility of a worldwide assist and companies organisation, and aligns with Thales’s technique to broaden its presence in India.”