Bengaluru: Scindia visits Boeing's Unique India Campus

Union Minister of Civil Aviation and Steel, Jyotiraditya M.Scindia visited Boeing's Unique India Campus in Bengaluru. “Boeing opening its largest innovation centre and aerospace engineering facility outside the US – in Bengaluru, is the testimony of the fact that India is all set to become the aviation hub of the world,” the official account of the Office of JM Scindia stated on the microblogging platform X (formerly known as Twitter) 

Boeing opening its largest innovation center and aerospace engineering facility outside the US – in Bengaluru, is the testimony of the fact that India is all set to become the aviation hub of the world. Sh @JM_Scindia Ji visited Boeing’s Unique India Campus in Bengaluru today.… pic.twitter.com/EUeZfLNQA2

— Office Of JM Scindia (@Officejmscindia)

Boeing opening its largest innovation center and aerospace engineering facility outside the US – in Bengaluru, is the testimony of the fact that India is all set to become the aviation hub of the world. Sh @JM_Scindia Ji visited Boeing’s Unique India Campus in Bengaluru today.… pic.twitter.com/EUeZfLNQA2

— Office Of JM Scindia (@Officejmscindia) December 9, 2023

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The global headquarters of Boeing is located in Virginia, United States of America (USA). 

Their centre in Bengaluru would be located at the Aerospace Park in Devanahalli close to the Kempegowda International Airport. The project is near completion. The centre would be spread throughout an area of 43 acres. The cost of the project has been estimated to be 200 million dollars. “The new facility would house various labs, testing infrastructure, and part of R&D operations while most engineers would continue to work from Boeing India Engineering & Technology Centre at Bagmane Tech Park, Bengaluru,” said Aarti Singh, Senior Director, IT and DA and CIO Boeing India while addressing a media conference. The clearance for the project was given in 2018 by the then Chief Minister H.D Kumaraswamy.