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A Rafale aircraft on display at Aero India 2019. Credits: N Ramakrishnan/ BL
HAL's Rotary Unmanned Aerial Vehicle. Credits: N Ramakrishnan/ BL
Key specifications of HAL's Rotary Unmanned Aerial Vehicle. Credits: N Ramakrishnan/ BL
HAL's Advanced Light weight Helicopter. Credits: N Ramakrishnan/ BL
Features of HAL'S Light weight helipcopter. Credits: N Ramakrishnan/ BL
Tejas AF Mk1- limited series production fighter plane. Credits: N Ramakrishnan/ BL
Features of Tejas AF Mk1. Credits: N Ramakrishnan/ BL
Airbus A330. Credits: N Ramakrishnan/ BL
Boeing C-17 Globemaster. Credits: N Ramakrishnan/ BL
An aircraft made-up of flowers installed at the AERO India 2019 exhibition. Credits: PTI
C-130J Super Hercules aircraft. Credits: PTI
A F-16 fighter aircraft. Credits: PTI
IAF's resurrected Dakota DC-3 aircraft (Parshuram) of 1940 vintage flies past. Credits: PTI
The 12th edition of the country’s premier air show Aero India 2019 opened on Wednesday at the Air Force Station, Yelahanka, Bengaluru. This year, there are 403 registered exhibitors, of which 238 are Indian companies and 165 foreign companies. Around 60 aircraft are on display, including Rafale jet, Boeing planes, Airbus A330, Super Hercules and HAL'S Light weight helipcopter. Here are a few pictures of aircraft displayed at Aero India 2019 show.
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