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Swaati Ketkar

  • Editorial Contributor, Aviation Week
  • Freelance Editor, Caladrius Aero Consulting
Mumbai
As seen in: Aviation Week, Business & Commercial Aviation, Mathrubhumi, AviTrader, SP's Aviation, SP's Naval Forces, SP's Land Forces, SP's MAI, SP's AirBuz, Aviation Week's Check 6 Podcast
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Airbus: India’s Fleet Boom Will Triple Demand For MRO Engineers And Capacity

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By Swaati Ketkar
| Aviation Week Verified
HYDERABAD—India’s commercial aircraft fleet is set to triple to 2,250 aircraft during the next decade, positioning the country as the world’s third-largest civil aviation market by 2035, according to Airbus. While these numbers highlight unprecedented fleet growth, the more critical implication lies... Swaati Ketkar Swaati Ketkar is an aviation journalist who covers the Indian market for Aviation Week Network, specializing in MRO.
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OGMA And Axiscades Partner To Strengthen India’s MRO Capabilities

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By Swaati Ketkar
| Aviation Week Verified
Embraer subsidiary OGMA has entered a strategic partnership with Axiscades, a technology solutions company based in India, to scale MRO, aerospace manufacturing, airframe engineering and certification services for commercial and military aircraft. The partnership will focus on strengthening India’s indigenous MRO ecosystem.
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Adani Group Combines Air Works, Indamer For Major MRO Expansion

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By Swaati Ketkar
| Aviation Week Verified
MUMBAI—India’s Adani Group is expanding its presence in the aftermarket sector by bringing together the capabilities of Air Works and Indamer Aviation to create a larger, integrated MRO platform. The move is part of the conglomerate’s broader strategy to build a strong aircraft services business, separately from its airport infrastructure operations. The aircraft services vertical will cater to both civil and defense aviation, according to Jeet Adani, Adani Airport Holdings’ director.
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