BOEING NEEDS INDIA TO BE WIND BENEATH ITS WINGS
The Sunday Guardian|September 22, 2024
In recent years, the aviation industry has experienced tectonic shifts, driven by global supply chain disruptions, changing geopolitical alignments, and increasing demand for sustainability.
SAVIO RODRIGUES
BOEING NEEDS INDIA TO BE WIND BENEATH ITS WINGS

Among the most notable strategic moves in this sector is Boeing's growing dependence on India-not only as a key market but also as a vital partner in manufacturing and supply chain resilience.

The future of Boeing, as it navigates a highly competitive global market, appears increasingly intertwined with India's capabilities and aspirations.

India's ambition to become a global aerospace hub is no secret. Over the last decade, the country has steadily expanded its role in aviation manufacturing, maintenance, and engineering services. Boeing's significant investments in India underscore the country's importance. In addition to being a customer base for commercial aircraft, India is rapidly becoming a crucial player in Boeing's global supply chain.

The Boeing India Engineering and Technology Center (BIETC), established in Bengaluru, is a testament to Boeing's long-term vision for India. This center plays a critical role in engineering design, systems integration, and analytics, leveraging India's deep pool of technical talent. Boeing's partnership with local aerospace manufacturers has also bolstered India's reputation as a production hub for critical aircraft components.

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