Aero India 2011: India's biggest air show kicked off in Bangalore's Yelehanka air base with a spectacular fly-past and breathtaking aerobatic formations by the Indian Air Force (IAF) fleet of aircraft and helicopters. Catch some astounding moments here.
India's biggest air show kicked off in Bangalore's Yelehanka air base with a spectacular fly-past and breathtaking aerobatic formations by the Indian Air Force (IAF) fleet of aircraft and helicopters. Catch some astounding moments here.
Aero India 2011 is the largest ever being held in South Asia, with about 675 exhibitors, including 380 from 29 countries and 295 domestic firms, showcasing their latest aerospace technologies and products for Indian and international markets.
Global aeronautical companies laid out their stalls February 9 in one of the world's hottest aviation markets, looking for a share of billions of dollars in Indian military and civilian contracts.
India's indigenous and world's smallest light-weight combat aircraft (LCA) Tejas in an arrow formation and aerobatics was the star attraction at the inaugural event for the fighter's agility and maneuverability.
Union Defence Minister A K Antony along with MOS MM Pallam Raju and defence officials, sitting in a battery-operated car, taking a round of stalls at an exhibition after the inauguration of Aero India 2011. (PTI Photo)
In this picture, Tata Group Chairman Ratan Tata during the inauguration of Aero India 2011, India's biggest air show, at Yelahanka Air base in Bangalore in Bangalore on Wednesday.(PTI Photo)
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