India Completes Design Phase for Indigenous 19-Seater Saras MkII Aircraft

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CSIR-NAL has completed the design phase for the 19-seater Saras MkII light transport aircraft.
This milestone supports India's indigenous aviation program, the Atmanirbhar Bharat mission, and the UDAN initiative to connect remote areas with homegrown technology.

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CSIR-NAL has completed the design phase for the 19-seater Saras MkII light transport aircraft. This milestone supports India's indigenous aviation program, the Atmanirbhar Bharat mission, and the UDAN initiative to connect remote areas with homegrown technology.

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