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Страна : США

Год : 2009

Р-8 Poseidon: самолетами P-8A, разработанными на основе 737-800, намечено с 2013 года заменить Р-3 Orion ВМС США. Первый Р-8 выполнил первый полет 25 апреля 2009 года. Полностью оснащенный штатным оборудованием самолет будет иметь внутренний отсек вооружения, что позволит использовать его не только в качестве патрульного, но и как бомбардировщик. ВМС США заказали 108 P-8A, есть информация о заключении в середине 2008 года контракта с Индией на поставку восьми P-8I. ВМС США также рассчитывают использовать P-8A как пилотируемый компонент системы BAMS (Broad Area Maritime Surveillance) в кооперации с БЛА RQ-4 Global Hawk.

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  • Описание
  • Air International 2013-02 / News

    The first three Boeing P-8I Neptunes for the Indian Navy seen together at Boeing Field, Washington, for the handover of the first example to the service. The delivery was undertaken to conform to the timetable originally agreed with Boeing. From left to right they are IN321, IN320 and IN322.

  • Air International 2021-09 / N.Pittaway - Proliferation of the Poseidon

    All eight P-8I aircraft from the Indian Navy’s earlier orders are pictured here at INS Rajali. Since this picture was taken a further two aircraft out of a follow-on order for four, have now been delivered

  • Air International 2021-12 / News: Commercial, Military

    India’s P-8I fleet, seen here participating in exercise RIMPAC 18, are uniquely configured with a magnetic anomaly detector, unlike other operators of the type

  • Air International 2021-06 / News: Commercial, Military

    The latest Indian Navy P-8I to come off the production line, N536DS (c/n 64891/8296, to become IN329), at Boeing Field, Seattle, Washington, on April 29, 2021. Unusually, the aircraft is devoid of any titles or other markings apart from the Indian roundel and has a small ‘Experimental’ sticker by the main cabin door

  • Air International 2014-12 / News

    The Indian Navy’s next Boeing P-8A Neptune IN327 (N782DS) (c/n 40617), the eighth example for the service, made its first flight on November 4, 2014. It is seen here at Boeing Field, Seattle, shortly after touchdown.

  • Мировая Авиация 214

    ВМС Индии заказали 12 самолетов P-8I, плюс имеется опцион еще на 72 машин. В настоящее время ВМС Индии эксплуатируют противолодочные самолеты Ту-142М и Ил-38.

  • Air International 2021-09 / N.Pittaway - Proliferation of the Poseidon

    Wearing its temporary US civil registration (N356DS), the 10th P-8I for the Indian Navy is pictured departing Boeing Field in Seattle on delivery to INS Rajali in July 2021.

  • Air International 2021-01 / News: Commercial, Military

    The ninth Indian Navy P-8I, IN328 ‘DAB’, climbs away from Boeing Field to begin its delivery flight on November 14, 2020.

  • Air International 2011-11 / News

    P-8I позволит патрульной и противолодочной авиации ВМС Индии повысить свой боевой потенциал.
    The first Boeing P-8I Neptune (N393DS, c/n 40610, also carrying its Indian serial, IN320) completed its maiden flight on September 28, 2011, taking off from Clayton Scott Field, Washington, and landing at King County International Airport/Boeing Field in the same state. The maritime patrol aircraft was airborne for two hours and 31 minutes during which time Boeing test pilots performed airborne systems checks including engine accelerations and decelerations and autopilot flight modes, and reached a maximum altitude of 41,000ft (12,500m). The first of eight P-8Is will be delivered to India in 2013 and based at INS Rajali, Arakkonam Naval Air Station in Tamil Nadu.

  • Авиация и Время 2017-03 / А.Хаустов - "Бог морей", разящий с небес

    Самолет P-8I «Нептун» авиации ВМС Индии

  • Авиация и Время 2012-04

    17 июля 2012г. в Рентоне (США) поднялся в воздух второй из заказанных ВМС Индии самолетов дальней морской разведки и ПЛО Boeing P-8I. Самолет создан на базе пассажирского Boeing 737-800NG. Всего Индия заказала 8 таких машин

  • Air International 2014-10 / News

    On September 9, 2014 the fifth Boeing P-8I Neptune for the Indian Navy departed Boeing Field/King County International Airport in Washington on its delivery flight. The aircraft (IN324/‘ARK', c/n 40614, ex N720DS) arrived at Indian Naval Ship Rajali, Arakkonam in Tamil Nadu, where it joins the four delivered earlier. The Neptunes are operated alongside the Tupolev Tu-142ME Bear-Fs with Indian Naval Air Squadron 312 ‘Albatross'. An order for eight P-8Is (plus options) was signed on January 1, 2009, with the first flying on September 28, 2011. It was flown to India on May 11, 2013, and inducted into service with the navy four days later. Another P-8I will be delivered before the end of this year, with the final two following in 2015.

  • Air International 2013-09 / News

    Boeing P-8I Neptune N535DS (c/n 40612) conducting a test flight at Boeing Field/King County International Airport, Washington, on August 4, 2013. The aircraft was devoid of the Indian Navy markings and serial (IN332) it has previously worn, but 'P8' had been added to its tail and nose. The reason for the change has not been revealed.

  • Air International 2011-08 / News

    Assembly of the first Boeing P-8I for India commenced in June 2011. Spirit AeroSystems delivered the fuselage to Boeing's Renton facility on May 29 for systems to be installed, while the wings are due to be mated to it later in the summer. India signed for eight P-8Is on January 1, 2009.

  • Air International 2021-09 / N.Pittaway - Proliferation of the Poseidon

    The P-8A Poseidon has proven to be an attractive proposition for many countries, with Germany the latest to sign on the dotted line
    The German Navy (Deutsche Marine) will acquire five P-8As from 2024 to replace its P-3C Orion fleet, which has been in service since 2005. Germany acquired eight second-hand Orions from the Dutch Navy and a proposed capability upgrade programme has now been cancelled

  • Air International 2021-09 / N.Pittaway - Proliferation of the Poseidon

    The five German P-8As will officially serve in an interim capacity, bridging a gap between retirement of the P-3C Orion and introduction of the French-German Maritime Airborne Warfare System (MAWS) programme in the mid-2030s

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