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• DRDO’s new record in defense sector
• Test of indigenous escape system for fighter aircraft successful
• Speeding up India’s Make in India

India’s Fighter Jet Escape System Test: New Delhi : India’s Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) has created a new record in the field of defence. On Tuesday (December 2), DRDO conducted a test of an indigenous ejection seat for a fighter jet in Changdigarh. This test has been successfully completed. This has given a new impetus to India’s Make in India policy. This has led to a huge growth in India’s defense sector.

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DRDO’s Fighter Jet Escape successfully tested

India currently has this Martin-Baker escape system in Ladhav aircraft. But due to the successful testing of this indigenous system of India, India’s self-reliant India policy has gained a new momentum. The system was tested by DRDO’s Terminal Ballistic Research Laboratory in Chandigarh yesterday. The test was conducted at a speed of 800 km per hour. This time canopy severance ejection sequencing and aircrew recovery verification has been done correctly.

Most importantly, this successful test will make the system vital for India’s advanced fighter jets such as the Tejas fighter jet and the AMCA. This indigenous ejection system will reduce India’s dependence on foreign technology in the future. Also, this system will be more reliable to save pilot’s life in battlefield and emergency situations.

Rajnath Singh congratulated

Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh congratulated the Indian Air Force, ADA, HAL and DRDO and the industry for this remarkable achievement. He termed this achievement as a big step for India’s self-reliant defense sector. DRDO Chairman Dr. Sameer V. Kamat also congratulated the entire team. At present, countries such as America, Russia, and France have the capability of such high-speed dynamic ejection. Now the name of India has also been added to this category.

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