Aero India 2023 is a biennial air show aviation expo that Yelahanka Air Force Station has been hosting since 1996. It will be the venue for this year’s expo and will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The event will take place from February 13-17 this year. Around 730 exhibitors from all around the world are going to be part of this event. Despite the big investors and global leaders, participation will also be from international think tanks.
It will be a five-day event in which an Indian Air Force aerial display and an effective defence and aerospace trade show will take place. The Aero India event aims to exchange concepts, knowledge, and innovations in the aviation sector. It will encourage the make-in-India movement and will boost the local aviation sector.
Know about the ticket prices for the Aero India 2023 event
- Registration and tickets for the event can be booked online on the official website.
- The business tickets for Indian nationals will be priced at Rs 5,000, and that for foreign nationals will be $150.
- The ticket prices for this year are kept the same as the last edition.
- The passes for both the air display viewing area (NDVA) and the exhibition are available for Rs 2,500 for Indian Nations, and that for foreign nationals will be $50.
- The prices for foreign nationals have hiked by $10 from the last year, but for Indian nationals remain unchanged.
- The cost of passes for only the ADVA will be Rs 1,000 for Indian citizens and $50 for foreign nationals.
- The direct link for the ticket booking is directly shared by Aero India 2023 on their official Twitter handle.
How to book the tickets?
- Visit the website of Aero India
- Navigate the tickets tab on the website
- Open the drop-down menu and select the ‘Book Tickets’ option
- The required details are to be filled in and registered there. Select the type of ticket required.
- The details are required to be filled in as per the type of visitor ticket selected
- Finally, make the payment and confirm the access for Aero India 2023
Ban on sale of non-veg food
The Bangaluru local government has ordered the closure of non-vegetarian hotels, meat stalls and restaurants in anticipation of Aero India 2023. The prohibition has been imposed as the non-veg food leftovers in public spaces attract scavenger birds. The presence of these birds may lead to mid-air accidents, as per the local body authorities.
The ban has been put on the serving and sale of beef within a radius of 10 kilometres of Yelahanka’s Air Force Station by the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP). The Bangaluru local authority has ordered the closure of non-vegetarian hotels, restaurants and meat stand in the vicinity of the venue.
