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Boeing announces 'Aerospace Innovation Summit' in New Delhi

By Niranjan Mudholkar,

Added 21 September 2015

“India’s Time to Fly” will focus on India’s role in the second century of aerospace by exploring ideas.

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Boeing and the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay will convene a summit on aerospace innovation in New Delhi on Oct. 16, 2015. Bringing together thought leaders and stakeholders from government, industry, academia and research institutions, the summit will focus on India's role in the second century of aerospace by exploring ideas that are redefining the future of aerospace and examining the transformative nature of new technologies in space and aviation.

The event is part of a special series of forums and celebrations Boeing is organizing around the world as it approaches its centennial in 2016. The Boeing story began in 1916 after Bill Boeing flew in a barnstormer's floatplane over Lake Washington, later remarking, "I think we can build a better one."

"As we look to our second century in business, it is clear that India has the talent, technology and entrepreneurial resources to play a pivotal role in the evolution of the aerospace industry," said Boeing Chairman Jim McNerney, who will participate in the summit. "Boeing is working with local companies to help strengthen all aspects of the Indian aerospace industry, including manufacturing, sourcing, engineering, and research and development."

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