Live
- RBI issues alert against prepaid payment instruments by illegal entities
- Hackers attacked Indian firms on average 2,444 times per week in last 6 months: Report
- US election outcome not to change direction of South Korea-US alliance: Seoul envoy
- 'Manipur Super 50' scores big in providing opportunities to the state's youth
- L&T Technology Services logs Rs 1,304 crore in net profit in FY24
- Rajya Sainik Board-Kolkata empowers deceased veteran's daughter with mobility
- BJP complains to ECI against Abhishek Banerjee for 'abusive' remarks against party candidate
- IPL 2024: RCB elect to bat first against in-form Sunrisers
- Selectors likely to name squad for T20 World Cup this weekend, say BCCI sources
- 'Democracy is crying', Mamata Banerjee sharpens attack against HC ruling in school jobs case
Civil Aviation show concludes
The five-day Civil Aviation Show concluded here on Sunday. The event was inaugurated by President Pranab Mukherjee. The show was intended to stimulate momentum for growth of Indian Aviation Industry.
Hyderabad: The five-day Civil Aviation Show concluded here on Sunday. The event was inaugurated by President Pranab Mukherjee. The show was intended to stimulate momentum for growth of Indian Aviation Industry. The international exhibition and conference on Civil Aviation was jointly organised by the Ministry of Civil Aviation and Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) to provide aviation and allied industries an opportunity to showcase their products/ services and deliberate upon the strategies.
The event also served a purpose in demonstrating and educating the public at large on the latest aerospace technology available globally. Well over 5,000 aviation and aerospace experts, including manufacturers, maintenance and repair service providers, airport operators, airlines, technology service providers, investors, financial institutions, market experts, etc from across the world participated in the event.
The show put Hyderabad on an aerospace and aviation map in the world. Several MoUs were signed during the show. They included agreement between the government and Aero Campus Aquitaine of Bordeaux Metropole of France to set up India's first Training Center for Skill Development in Aerospace industry.
