Aero India 2023: IAF, Aerobatics Team Perform During Rehearsals In Bengaluru. In Pics

The 14th edition of Aero India 2023, said to be Asia's biggest airshow, is set to take place between February 13 to 17 at Yelahanka Air Force Station in Bengaluru.

Indian Air Force's aerobatics team Surya Kiran performs during rehearsals for the upcoming Aero India-2023 air show, at Yelahanka airbase in Bengaluru

The 14th edition of 'Aero India', known as Asia's largest aerospace exhibition, will be held in Bengaluru from February 13 to 17. The image shows IAF's Sukhoi aircraft flying past during rehearsals for the upcoming Aero India-2023 air show, at Yelahanka airbase in Bengaluru. (Image: PTI)

US aerospace major Boeing said it will showcase at the upcoming Aero India its focus on boosting local services, investments and partnerships in complimenting India's ambitious goal of achieving self-reliance in defence manufacturing. "The Indian aerospace and defence industry is poised for growth and offers significant opportunities for Boeing with our proven portfolio of products and services," said Salil Gupte, president, Boeing India. (Image: PTI)

European aerospace giant Airbus will host a public meet-and-greet event aimed at recruiting engineering and IT talent at 'Aero India', which is slated to be held in Bengaluru this month, officials said. The talent scouting event is part of the company's industrial ramp-up in this year, during which it intends to recruit more than 13,000 people globally. The image shows Indian Air Force's helicopters during rehearsals for the upcoming Aero India-2023 air show, at Yelahanka airbase in Bengaluru. (Image: PTI)

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh with Minister of State for Defence Ajay Bhatt and others during the Ambassadors Roundtable conference for Aero India 2023, in New Delhi earlier this week. (Image: PTI)

Indian Air Force's Rafale aircrafts fly in a formation over Yelahanka air base during the inauguration of the 13th edition of Aero India, in Bengaluru last year. The last of the 36 IAF Rafale jets landed in India on December 15, after a quick enroute sip from a UAE Air Force tanker. (Image: PTI)