Dynamatic Technologies Limited and Deutsche Aircraft inaugurated the Rear Fuselage Assembly Line for the 40-seater D328eco turboprop aircraft at Dynamatic's state-of-the-art aerospace facility in Bangalore, India. The inauguration marks the transition from planning and design to serial manufacturing and showcases the world-class aerospace engineering and production capabilities in India. This milestone builds on the strategic partnership announced in 2024 and strengthened at Aero India 2025, where both companies reaffirmed their commitment to developing the rear fuselage for the D328eco aircraft.
Tobias Gotthardt, State Secretary of the Bavarian State Ministry for Economic Affairs, highlighted the significance of this initiative in fostering international collaboration: "This collaboration between Deutsche Aircraft and Dynamatic Technologies exemplifies our mutual dedication to innovation, sustainability and economic growth. Bavaria, as a leading hub for aerospace innovation, is proud to support initiatives that not only strengthen our regional capabilities but also contribute to global advancements in green aviation."
Nico Neumann, Co-CEO of Deutsche Aircraft, stated: "Our partnership with Dynamatic Technologies fortifies the global supply chain and underscores our commitment to sustainable aviation. This collaboration, supports the efficient regional transport system under the Udaan scheme, is a testament to Bavaria's role in driving aerospace innovation and fostering international cooperation."
Udayant Malhoutra, CEO and Managing Director of Dynamatic Technologies Limited, added: “We are honoured to build this critical structure for the D328eco here in Bangalore. This assembly line is a testament to the 'Make in India' initiative, our deep capabilities in aerospace and our commitment to supporting green aviation goals globally.”
The inauguration of the assembly line represents a major boost to the strategic partnership between India and the European Union in the aerospace sector, fostering international collaboration, high-skilled employment, advanced technology transfer and a robust transnational supply chain. This collaborative effort between India and Germany, the EU’s largest economy, clearly demonstrates the shared vision to build a more sustainable and interconnected aviation future.
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