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Bharat Forge Airship Pact
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Bharat Forge signed a strategic MoU with Flying Whales at Farnborough Airshow to jointly develop and manufacture heavy-lift airships in India for defence and logistics under Aatmanirbhar Bharat.
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Bharat Forge signs MoU with Flying Whales for airships
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Full story →Bharat Forge, Flying Whates tie-up for airships
Bharat Forge's Aerospace Division signed an MoU with Flying Whales to manufacture LCA60T heavy-lift airships in India.
The partnership aims to enhance defence logistics, strategic mobility, and surveillance capabilities.
Earlier · 13h ago
Full story →Bharat Forge Bets Big On Heavy-Lift Airships; Signs Strategic Pact With Flying Whales
Bharat Forge signed a strategic partnership with Flying Whales at the Farnborough International Airshow 2026.
The pact aims to create an indigenous manufacturing ecosystem for heavy-lift airships in India under the Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative.
Heavy-lift airships are designed for cargo transport, especially to remote areas with limited infrastructure.
The collaboration involves technology transfer and localization of production in India.
Earlier · 6h ago
Full story →Bharat Forge partners with FLYING WHALES on airships
Bharat Forge signed a strategic MoU with FLYING WHALES to jointly develop and manufacture heavy-lift airships in India.
The partnership focuses on the LCA60T heavy-lift airship, which can transport up to 60 tonnes of cargo with VTOL capability and hybrid-electric propulsion.
The airships will support defence applications including logistics for forward bases, oversized military equipment transport, ISR missions, and disaster relief.
The agreement was signed during the Farnborough International Airshow 2026 by Guru Biswal of Bharat Forge and Sébastien Bougon of FLYING WHALES.
Bharat Forge share price traded at Rs 2,189.50, near its 52-week high of Rs 2,236.95, after the announcement.