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Wings India 2026 Set to Soar: Asia’s Largest Civil Aviation Event to Showcase the Future of Global Aviation

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Hyderabad | January 17, 2026 — Wings India 2026, Asia’s largest civil aviation event, will be formally launched with a grand inaugural ceremony led by Union Minister of Civil Aviation Shri Rammohan Naidu, in the presence of senior dignitaries from India and abroad. The flagship four-day global aviation event will be held from 28 to 31 January 2026 at Begumpet Airport, Hyderabad.

Anchored around the theme:
“Indian Aviation: Paving the Future – From Design to Deployment, Manufacturing to Maintenance, Inclusivity to Innovation and Safety to Sustainability”,
the event will showcase India’s rapidly expanding aviation ecosystem and its growing role as a global hub for manufacturing, services, innovation, and sustainable aviation solutions.


A Global Platform for Aviation Excellence

Wings India 2026 will feature:

  • A large-scale international exhibition

  • Static aircraft displays and flying demonstrations

  • Aerobatic air shows

  • High-level international conference

  • Global CEOs Forum and Ministerial Plenary

  • B2B and B2G meetings

  • Aviation Job Fair

  • Awards Ceremony

  • Cultural programmes

The event will bring together policymakers, industry leaders, investors, innovators, and global stakeholders, reinforcing its status as a premier global aviation platform.




Participation Across the Aviation Value Chain

Prominent participation is expected from across the aviation ecosystem, including:

  • Airlines

  • Aircraft and engine manufacturers

  • MROs (Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul)

  • Airport developers

  • OEMs

  • Technology providers

  • Training institutions

  • Aviation service partners

The event will facilitate dialogue on emerging trends, investment opportunities, and collaborative pathways shaping the future of civil aviation in India and globally.


High-Level Conference and Thematic Sessions

The international conference will include 13 thematic sessions, covering key focus areas such as:

  • Airports and Infrastructure

  • Aircraft Leasing

  • Airlines and Aviation Economics

  • Helicopters and Regional Connectivity

  • Women in Aviation

  • MRO Ecosystem

  • Air Cargo and Logistics

  • Business Aviation and Small Aircraft

  • Aircraft Component Manufacturing

  • Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)

  • Flying Training and Skilling

  • Advanced Air Mobility and Drones

This will be complemented by the Global CEOs Forum and Ministerial Plenary, enabling strategic global dialogue.


Strong International and State Participation

Wings India 2026 will witness:

  • Ministerial-level foreign delegations

  • Senior government officials from several countries

  • Official delegations from over 20 countries

  • Active participation from Indian states showcasing aviation-led growth, infrastructure development and investment opportunities


Air Shows, Innovation and Youth Engagement

The event will feature:

  • Static and flying aircraft displays

  • Aerobatic performances, including by the Surya Kiran Aerobatic Team (IAF)

  • Dedicated platforms for exhibitions, chalets, and business networking

  • An Aviation Job Fair connecting youth with industry leaders

  • A Civil Aviation Innovation Challenge for students to promote problem-solving and innovation

  • Cultural programmes showcasing India’s heritage


Celebrating Excellence

A prestigious Award Ceremony will continue the tradition of recognising outstanding contributions and excellence in civil aviation.


With its scale, vision, and international participation, Wings India 2026 is poised to become a landmark global aviation event, showcasing India’s aviation growth story while strengthening global partnerships, driving innovation, and shaping the future of civil aviation.

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Source: PIB

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