India's TAAL To Develop 15-Seat Turboprop, Introduces Time-Share Air Service
India's only private aircraft maker, Taneja Aerospace and Aviation Ltd. (TAAL), has signed a memorandum of understanding with the federally run National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) to design and develop a 15-seat turboprop aircraft for civilian use. Budgeted at about 1.1 billion rupees (US$31.5...
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