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AP Govt. in contemplation to set up aviation, aerospace centers in state
AP Govt. in contemplation to set up aviation, aerospace centers in state The Andhra Pradesh Government on Thursday in a bid to attract investments into the aerospace, aviation and defence sectors stated that it is contemplating set up for the specific industrial hubs in the state.
The Andhra Pradesh Government on Thursday in a bid to attract investments into the aerospace, aviation and defence sectors stated that it is contemplating set up for the specific industrial hubs in the state.
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu met 11 prominent company CEOs from the sectors and had one-on-one meetings with executives from aerospace companies - Russia's Sukhoi Sikorsky and UTC, Raytheon International Inc, Rafael and Boeing International Corporation India Pvt Ltd, Bell Helicopter India, GE Aviation, Honeywell India, delegates from the American Chamber of Commerce in India and the US-India Business Council.
The statement issued from the Chief Minister’s office also stated that CM Naidu elaborated the state government's plans to establish aerospace and defence hubs in Anantapur, Chittoor, Kadapa, Prakasam and Kurnool districts.
The tax on Aviation Turbine Fuel was already reduced by the state government from 16 per cent to one per cent. The meet held discussions over promotion of Brownfield and Greenfield airports, support for allied sectors – General aviation and training, cargo and MRO. The release said that many CEOs have expressed their interest to partner with Andhra Pradesh and to invest in manufacturing units in the state.
