Aero India 2011 Photo Gallery, All Photos Credit: Indian MoD
The French Rafale makes a fiery take offMassive Crowds Gathering the 4th day of Aero India 2011Surya Kiran team of IAF received thundering applause as they painted the sky with the United Colours of India.The JAS 39 Gripen of Sweden makes a dramatic take offPhoto: Indian MODThe 8th edition of Aero-India ended today ( 13 Feb 2011) with record breaking crowd thronging the Yelahanka airbase station to have a glimpse of the breath taking aerobatics by metal birds from many parts of the world.A C-130J TAKING OFF DURING AEROINDIA ON SATURDAY, FEB.13, 2011.AN LCA TEJAS PERFORMING AT AEROINDIA ON SATURDAY, FEB.13, 2011.IAF SURYA KIRANS PERFORMING AT AEROINDIA ON SATURDAY, FEB.13, 2011.A DASSAULT RAFAEL PERFORMING AT AEROINDIA ON SATURDAY, FEB.13, 2011.THE IJT PERFORMING AT AEROINDIA ON SATURDAY, FEB.13, 2011.AN F-18 PARKED ON THE TARMAC DURING AEROINDIA ON SATURDAY, FEB.13, 2011.AN F-18 PERFORMING AT AEROINDIA ON SATURDAY, FEB.13, 2011.AN F-16 RARING TO GO DURING AEROINDIA ON SATURDAY, FEB.13, 2011.A FIGHTER JET PERFORMING AEROBATICS DURING THE AERO INDIA ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2011.AN IAF SUKHOI SU-30 PREPARING TO LAND AT THE AERO INDIA ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2011.A FIGHTER JET PERFORMING AEROBATICS DURING THE AERO INDIA ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2011.ARMY SOLDIERS SLITHERING FROM AN INDIAN ARMY ALH DHRUV HELICOPTER DURING THE AERO INDIA ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2011.
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