Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) is an Indian state-owned aerospace and defence company headquartered in Bangalore. It was established in 1940 as Hindustan Aircraft and renamed Hindustan Aeronautics in 1964. HAL has over 32,000 employees and an annual turnover of over $2 billion, with over 40% of revenues from international deals. Key products include the Hawk advanced jet trainer, the Tejas light combat aircraft, and the Dhruv utility helicopter. HAL aims to achieve self-reliance in aerospace design, development, manufacturing, and maintenance.

1. Prepared by:
K.Vamsi

2. Enterprise : State-owned
Industry: Aerospace &Defence
Origin: 1940 by S.W.Hirachand
Former name: Hindustan Aircraft
Head Quarters: Banglore
Chairman and CEO: T.Suvarna Raju

3. History:
 Established as Hindustan Aircraft in 1940.
 Encouraged by Kingdom of Mysore.
 Organisational and Equipment setup in
banglore by William D Pawley.
 Renamed as Hindustan Aeronautics in
1964.

4. Vision:
 To become a significant global player in the
aerospace industry.
Mission:
 Achieve self reliance in design, development,
manufacture, upgrade and maintenance of
aerospace equipment
 Achieve world class performance standards
for global competitiveness and growth in
exports.

5. ABOUT HAL
o One of the largest aerospace companies in
Asia.
o Ranked 38 among top 100 aerospace
companies in the world.
o One of the Central Public Sector Enterprise.
o Number of employees :32,108 (2014).

6. ABOUT HAL
oHAL has annual turnover of over US$2
billion.
oMore than 40% of HAL's revenues come
from international deals to manufacture
aircraft engines, spare parts, and other
aircraft materials.

7. PRODUCTS:
 Aircraft
Hawk SU30 MKI
-Advanced jet trainer - Long range
Fighter/bomber

8. LCA-Tejas HAL - DO – 228
-Super sonic fighter -Light transport aircraft

9. Helicopter
Dhruv Cheetah
-Search and Rescue, - Surveillance,
Training . High altitude
missions.

10. India’s first jet air craft (HAL HF-24 Marut)
manufactured by HAL.
 Designed by the German aircraft designer
Kurt Tank and Indian engineers.
Designed in 17 june,1961.
First used by Indian Air Force.

11. Other branches:
 Nasik
 Korwa
 Kanpur
 Koraput
 Lucknow
 Hyderabad

12. Opportunities:
 Modernization and expansion of indian
armed forces.
 Growing civil market in india
 Competitive price of indigenous products

13. COLLABORATIONS:
International: Domestic:

14. Human Resource Development:
 To create context for technological and managerial
excellence in a globally competitive Aerospace Industry.
To build a vibrant performance and learning culture that
meets the challenges of customer, quality cost, delivery and
excellence.
Recruitment and retention.
Heritage center and Aerospace Museum.

15. Heritage center and Aerospace Museum:
India's first aerospace museum located at Bangalore.
Established in 2001, the Museum displays
the growth of the Indian aviation industry
and HAL for six decades.
 Houses of various aircraft and helicopters,
Aircraft engine models, Flight simulators,
mock Air Traffic Control Tower.
 Exhibit of gallery of Indian aviation history.

16. THANK YOU