Sixth-generation fighter

FCAS for the Indian Navy? Why New Delhi Is Pivoting to France for Sixth-Generation Supremacy

India is exploring participation in Europe’s ambitious Future Combat Air System (FCAS) program as part of a long-term strategy to maintain technological parity with emerging sixth-generation combat aircraft. The project—led by Dassault Aviation and Airbus—is designed to field a...

India’s 140kN Propulsion Leap: Scaling the 120kN AMCA Engine for a 35-Ton Sixth-Generation Fighter

India’s long-term fighter aviation roadmap took a decisive step forward in March 2026 as the country outlined plans to scale its upcoming indigenous 120kN fighter engine for the AMCA into a far more powerful 140kN class propulsion system. Developed...

China’s J-36 and J-50 Tests Push India Toward a Strategic Sixth-Generation Fighter Decision

China’s rapid progress in sixth-generation fighter development is forcing a major strategic rethink in New Delhi. Developments in early March 2026 suggest that Beijing’s next-generation combat aircraft programs have moved beyond conceptual stages and into active flight testing. Defence...

How Joining FCAS Program Can Bring Sixth-Generation Technologies to AMCA Mk2, Making It A True 5.5th Generation Platform

IgMp Bulletin India’s indigenous stealth fighter program is entering a new strategic phase after New Delhi formally expressed interest in joining the European Future Combat Air System (FCAS) ecosystem during the 6th India-France Annual Defence Dialogue held in Bengaluru last...

India weighs entry into Europe’s Sixth-Generation FCAS program as IAF cautions on going it alone via indigenous route

Source : IgMp Bulletin As per the reports of The Print, India is quietly exploring the possibility of joining Europe’s ambitious sixth-generation fighter effort, the Future Combat Air System (FCAS), even as the Indian Air Force (IAF) continues to flag...
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Indian Air Force wants GaN-based indigenous AESA radar on the Russian Su-57 stealth fighter

IAF pushes for Indian GaN AESA radar and mission computers on the Su-57 stealth jet to ensure weapon sovereignty and counter Russia's older GaAs radar tech.
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