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Why Airbus Is Building South Asia’s First Aircraft Radome Repair Hub In Nagpur

Airbus has partnered with Indamer Technics to establish South Asia’s first radome repair facility in Nagpur. The project will boost India's aviation MRO sector, reduce overseas repair dependence, and support Airbus aircraft operators across the region.
Airbus Indamer Radome Repair Hub
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Nagpur: Airbus Indamer radome repair hub is set to transform India’s aviation maintenance sector. Airbus has partnered with Indamer Technics to establish South Asia’s first comprehensive radome repair facility in Nagpur, Maharashtra. 

The new facility will support Airbus aircraft operators across the region by providing faster repair services, reducing dependence on overseas facilities, and strengthening India’s growing Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) ecosystem. 

The announcement was made during Aero India 2026 and highlights Airbus’ long-term commitment to India’s aviation industry.

Details of Airbus Indamer Radome Repair Hub

Airbus has selected Indamer Technics as its authorized partner for radome repair, storage, and exchange services in South Asia.

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The facility will support Airbus A320, A330, A350, and A380 aircraft families operating across India and neighboring countries. This marks the first dedicated Airbus radome repair center in the South Asian region.

What Is A Radome

A radome is the protective structure located at the nose of an aircraft. It shields radar and antenna systems from weather, bird strikes, and environmental damage while allowing radar signals to pass through without interruption. Because of its critical role, radome maintenance requires specialized expertise and certification.

Why Nagpur Was Chosen For The Airbus Indamer Radome Repair Hub 

Nagpur has emerged as one of India’s most important aviation and MRO hubs. The city already hosts major aerospace and aircraft maintenance facilities and benefits from its central location, making it an ideal destination for aviation support services. The region’s growing aerospace ecosystem played a major role in Airbus’ decision.

Boost For India’s MRO Industry

The new hub is expected to significantly strengthen India’s aircraft maintenance capabilities. Until now, many airlines had to send damaged radomes overseas for repairs. The Nagpur facility will allow repairs to be completed within India, reducing costs and turnaround times for operators.

Airbus Sees India As A Key Aviation Market

Jürgen Westermeier, President and Managing Director of Airbus India and South Asia, described the agreement as a major milestone in Airbus’ efforts to build a strong aerospace ecosystem in India. He noted that localizing critical maintenance capabilities aligns with the Government of India’s Make in India vision and supports aviation self-reliance.

Indamer Technics Highlights Engineering Excellence

Prajay Patel, Director of Indamer Technics, said Airbus’ selection is a strong endorsement of the company’s engineering and technical capabilities. He emphasized that the facility will maintain Airbus’ strict quality and certification standards while helping position India as a world-class aerospace MRO destination.

Services To Be Offered At The New Airbus Indamer Radome Repair Hub

The Nagpur center will provide a wide range of specialized services.

Major Services Include:

  • Radome inspection and diagnostics
  • Structural repairs
  • Paint stripping and repainting
  • Non-Destructive Testing (NDT)
  • Curing and certification processes
  • Storage and exchange services
  • Release To Service (RTS) certification
  • End-of-life disposal and handling when required

These services will help airlines maintain aircraft safety while reducing downtime.

Benefits For Airlines Across South Asia

The facility will serve both Indian and regional airlines operating Airbus aircraft. With repairs available closer to home, carriers can reduce maintenance delays, improve aircraft availability, and lower logistics costs associated with overseas repair work.

Strengthening India’s Aerospace Supply Chain

Industry experts believe the project will further strengthen India’s role in the global aerospace supply chain. The investment supports the country’s ambition of becoming a major aviation maintenance center while creating opportunities for skilled aerospace professionals.

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FAQs

What Is The Airbus Indamer Radome Repair Hub?

It is South Asia’s first dedicated Airbus radome repair facility being established in Nagpur by Airbus and Indamer Technics to provide repair, storage, and exchange services for Airbus aircraft radomes.

Which Airbus Aircraft Will Be Supported By The Facility?

The facility will support Airbus A320, A330, A350, and A380 aircraft families operating in India and South Asia.

Why Is The Nagpur Facility Important For Indian Aviation?

The facility will reduce dependence on overseas repair centers, lower maintenance costs, shorten turnaround times, and strengthen India’s aviation MRO ecosystem.


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