Aero India 2021 News: Amazing pics! This edition is world’s 1st ever hybrid aero, defence show
Aero India 2021: The much-awaited Aero India Show 2021 kick-started today at Air Force Station Yelahanka in Bengaluru.
Aero India 2021: The much-awaited Aero India Show 2021 kick-started today at Air Force Station Yelahanka in Bengaluru. The 13th edition of the international event touted as the world’s first-ever hybrid aero and defence show will see several aircraft of the Indian Air Force (IAF), Army, Navy, Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL), and the Coast Guard participating in the show. The three day premier aerospace and defence exhibition of India will focus on India's indigenous defence sector capabilities amid buzz around Atmanirbhar Bharat and Make in India campaigns.
Showcasing Indian defence might to international community
The biennial air show and aviation exhibition is expected to see 601 exhibitors, including 523 from India and 78 from 14 foreign countries. Photo: IAF Twitter
Indian defence potential on display
The Aero India 2021 show will display the vast potential of India, and the ample opportunities that the country offers in the field of defence and aerospace sector. Photo: IAF Twitter
Indian Navy to induct BrahMos
BrahMos supersonic cruise missile displayed at the Aero India 2021 inauguration show is soon going to become an integral part of the Indian Navy as Indian Navy is going to induct the BrahMos missile as part of the Next Generation Maritime Marine Coastal Defence battery role. Photo: PTI
DRDO exhibits India's fifth-generation fighter aircraft
DRDO exhibits India’s fifth-generation fighter aircraft (under-development) Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft at the Aero India 2021. As per DRDO, the aircraft would come with stealth features and all capabilities of a multirole fighter plane. Photo: Reuters
Fighter Jet equipped with air-launched version of BrahMos
Indian Air Force's Su-30MKI fighter jet equipped with air-launched version of the supersonic cruise missile BrahMos is on display at the Aero India 2021 show. The fighter jet is equipped with missiles that can strike targets at over 400-kms. Photo: PTI