India’s airborne surveillance program enters a new phase with AEW&C Mk II development. Six Airbus A321 aircraft will be converted for this advanced airborne warning system. Adani Defence Systems will partner in developing the crucial mission systems for these platforms. This initiative aims to enhance India’s air defence capabilities significantly. The program strengthens India’s self-reliance in critical defence technologies. India’s airborne surveillance program enters a new phase with AEW&C Mk II development. Six Airbus A321 aircraft will be converted for this advanced airborne warning system. Adani Defence Systems will partner in developing the crucial mission systems for these platforms. This initiative aims to enhance India’s air defence capabilities significantly. The program strengthens India’s self-reliance in critical defence technologies.
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Netra, AWACS & Mk II: Inside India’s tiered airborne surveillance shield
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