Dear @Airbus… we hear you’re looking to establish an aircraft assembly line in India?
We won’t pitch you. Honestly, we don’t think you need one from us. We’d simply like to remind the world of the growth story we’ve built together, and of just how much you already trust us.
The C295 you assemble in Vadodara is born here, its components built at Tata Advanced Systems, Adibatla, then shipped to Gujarat to be put together.
The A320neo’s cargo and bulk doors? Made in Hyderabad, on robotic lines.
The LEAP engines that power it? Components made in Hyderabad.
A330neo and A350 structures? Hyderabad.
Your partner TASL runs over 90% of its aerospace manufacturing from here.
In your own words: your sourcing from India has tripled in five years to ~$1.5 billion, and is headed past $2 billion by 2030, drawn by what you call India’s “clear talent advantage” and “policy predictability.” Every chapter of that story has Hyderabad at its centre.
This is the city where India’s aircraft are already built: Apache fuselages (sole source for the world), Rafale fuselages, C-130J structures. 30+ global OEMs. 1,000+ MSMEs. ₹28,000 cr+ in exports.
But here’s what no land parcel or tax holiday can give you: the people.
When GE first looked for an aero-engine base in Asia, it assumed only Japan or Korea had the skill. It found that talent in Hyderabad… and ran ahead of schedule. That’s no accident. This is the city with Amazon’s largest campus in the world, Google’s largest campus outside the US now taking shape, and the second-largest global homes, after their US headquarters, of Apple, Meta, Qualcomm and many more. The world’s most selective companies don’t just set up here. They scale here, and they stay.
Vadodara assembles. Karnataka builds your helicopters. But the heart of your India operation, and the people who’ll run it, already beats in Hyderabad.
Land? You’ll find that anywhere.
A skilled workforce? You’ll find the very best here. Others will compete for that claim, but trust us: exactly the talent you need, we have it.
A people and a culture that embraces everyone alike, no matter where they’re from or what language they speak, without conditions? There, we’ll say it plainly: we are the best you’ll find in India.
Make in India begins from Telangana… not as a slogan, but as a finished template. India’s first aerospace SEZ. India’s first airport-based MRO SEZ. The country’s only airport free-trade zone, on a runway built to fly out an A380. What the rest of India is still planning, Hyderabad has already built, switched on, and exported from. The model isn’t a dream here… it’s operational.
We await your visit to Telangana, where you’ll always be welcome, like our own. 🫱🏻🫲🏽✈️
#TelanganaRising #Airbus #Aerospace #MakeInIndia #Hyderabad @OffDSB@TelanganaCMO@revanth_anumula
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