HAL to supply Boeing cargo door to Israel aerospace industries

HAL has already manufactured and supplied more than 30 main deck cargo doors to IAI

GN Bureau | February 17, 2017


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The Israel aerospace industries (IAI) has signed an agreement with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) — a Navratna PSU for further supply of Boeing 737 main deck cargo door. A contract to this effect was signed at Aero India 2017 on February 17. 
 
“This reflects the confidence reposed by our valued customer”, said T Suvarna Raju, CMD, HAL. 
 
HAL has already manufactured and supplied more than 30 of 737 main deck cargo doors to IAI. Appreciating the timely delivery and quality, IAI has placed further orders, an HAL statement said.
 

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