new delhi indias first civilian aircraft saaras will roll out of the hangar next week and take part in the bangalore air show without taking to wingshowever it would be some more months probably the yearend when the 14seater aircraft would sore into the sky on its maiden test flightthe light multirole transport aircraft is mainly intended for use in far flung remote and hilly areas of the country an official release said on fridayit is ideal for executive transport light package carrier remote sensing ariel research service coast guard border patrol air ambulance and other community services the release saidbuilt indigenously by the national aerospace laboratories nal bangalore in collaboration with hindustan aeronautics ltd hal and several private enterprises the aircraft would usher in the dawn of civilian aircraft industry in india in a big way council of scientific and industrial research csir chief dr r a mashelkar said on fridayindia first ventured into civilian aircraft production and came out with the two seater hansa few years ago it said adding hansa was best for training sport and hobby flying and has day and night flying cababilitythe project saarsa was delayed due to sanctions imposed by the west in the wake of pokhran2 tests the sanctions in a way helped in a major indigenisation of the plane he said the twin turbo prop multirole saaras is highly suited for short hops in the commuter role as well a long range high speed cruise in the executive transport roleit can cruise at a maximum speed of 520 kmhr with a range of 1942 kms