The biggest ever Aero India to kick off today in Bengaluru
The Hindu
Aero India 2025: Asia's biggest air show with roaring military jets, advanced fighter aircraft, and aerospace exhibitions.
Starting Monday (February 10, 2025), for the next five days, the sound and sight of roaring military jets will rock the Bengaluru skies as the Aero India will kick off at the Yelahanka Air Force Station here.
The 15th edition of the biennial air show will be inaugurated by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh in the presence of Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah.
The first three days are dedicated to business visitors while the last two days are open to the general public.
The five-day event comprises Defence Ministers’ Conclave, CEOs’ Round-Table, iDEX start-up event, aerial displays, a large exhibition area comprising India Pavilion and a trade fair of aerospace companies.
Aero India, which is Asia’s biggest air show, will be organised in a total area of over 42,000 sq. m. and with the confirmed participation of more than 900 exhibitors, including 150 foreign companies.
In the last edition of the show in 2023, there were 809 exhibitors, businesses, investors, start-ups, and MSMEs, and more than seven lakh visitors attended the event.
Organisers said that this is set to be the biggest-ever Aero India till date.
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