Lakhs of people are expected to witness the spectacular air show at Aero India 2025, the largest biennial aerospace exhibition in Asia, on its concluding days—Thursday and Friday. The event, which has been a magnet for aviation enthusiasts, industry professionals, and visitors, has drawn large crowds throughout the week. During the first three days, business sessions took place, and visitors were permitted access only to the ADVA area, where industry discussions and product showcases were held.
The air shows, however, have been the highlight, with aerobatic performances taking place twice a day, from 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM, and again from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM. These shows have captivated audiences, and on Friday, visitors can expect the same timing for the displays. A remarkable line-up of aircraft has been part of the show, including India’s very own Tejas LCA, Russia’s Su-57, the American F-35, and the LUH helicopter. Additionally, the Suryakiran aerobatic team has been drawing tremendous attention with their stunning aerial stunts.
In addition to the thrilling aerobatics, visitors have had the opportunity to view static displays of larger aircraft, offering a closer look at some of the world’s most advanced aviation technology. The air show has not only provided a feast for the eyes with aerial displays but also allowed visitors to explore the exhibition area, where the latest in aerospace technology is showcased.
As the event draws to a close, the sheer number of attendees has led to heavy traffic congestion around the venue, with some travelers stuck for hours due to the large crowds and vehicles streaming in from various directions. Despite the traffic woes, the excitement surrounding Aero India 2025 remains unparalleled, as people eagerly gather to witness the awe-inspiring exhibitions and air shows.
