Tata Advanced Systems is an Indian aerospace and defence company combining aircraft structures and precision manufacturing with platform, avionics and satellite integration. Its aerostructures and aero-engine work includes engineering, tooling, machining, composites, sheet-metal fabrication, equipped assemblies and engine components for international manufacturers. As the Indian Aircraft Contractor for the Airbus C295 programme, it is responsible for domestic manufacturing and final assembly, associated testing and long-term fleet support. Its space work includes satellite assembly, integration and testing under an ISRO partnership. Working with Satellogic, it assembled and tested the TSAT-1A Earth-observation satellite at Vemagal, Karnataka; the spacecraft launched in April 2024. Other activities include uncrewed aircraft, mission computers, sensors, ground-control systems, missiles and wider defence and mobility systems.
Tata Advanced Systems is an Indian aerospace and defence company combining aircraft structures and precision manufacturing with platform, avionics and satellite integration. Its aerostructures and aero-engine work includes engineering, tooling, machining, composites, sheet-metal fabrication, equipped assemblies and engine components for international manufacturers. As the Indian Aircraft Contractor for the Airbus C295 programme, it is responsible for domestic manufacturing and final assembly, associated testing and long-term fleet support. Its space work includes satellite assembly, integration and testing under an ISRO partnership. Working with Satellogic, it assembled and tested the TSAT-1A Earth-observation satellite at Vemagal, Karnataka; the spacecraft launched in April 2024. Other activities include uncrewed aircraft, mission computers, sensors, ground-control systems, missiles and wider defence and mobility systems.