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Indigenous turboprop basic trainer for ab-initio pilot training.
The HTT-40 is a turboprop basic trainer aircraft developed by HAL for ab-initio flying training of Indian Air Force cadets, with aerobatic capability and a modern glass cockpit.
Key Features
- Turboprop engine with FADEC
- Glass cockpit with HUD
- Zero-zero ejection seats
- Aerobatic and spin capable
- Air-conditioned tandem cockpit
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The HTT-40 is an indigenous turboprop basic trainer aircraft developed by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited. Basic trainers are the aircraft on which student pilots do their first flying, before they progress to intermediate and advanced training types.
It was developed as a basic flying training aircraft for the Indian Air Force. Trainer aircraft of this class are also of interest to other air arms and to flying training organisations, which is why the type appears in the Aircraft category on this site.
Both come from Hindustan Aeronautics Limited but they sit at opposite ends of the same career path. The HTT-40 is a propeller driven basic trainer for early flying instruction, while the Tejas is a jet powered multirole light combat aircraft.
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