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Hyderabad Wings India 2026: Although US President Donald Trump is increasing the problems on India by imposing tariffs, but under the leadership of Narendra Modi, the country is also fighting in a concrete manner. The trade deal recently signed between India and the European Union is also important in many ways. Meanwhile, ‘Wings India 2026’, which started from Wednesday (January 28, 2026) in Hyderabad, is going to be a big event for the global aviation industry. In this big event, Iran is joining big countries like its rivals America, Britain, Russia, France, Germany and Qatar. It has started from Wednesday (January 28, 2026) and will conclude on the coming Saturday (January 31, 2026).

In this event being organized at Begumpet Airport in Hyderabad, it is considered certain that India will be recognized as a global aviation leader. This event can prove to be a milestone in the aviation sector for India. This event is also indicating that India’s place in global aviation is becoming stronger.

The world will see India’s aviation capability

The grand opening of Wings India 2026 took place on Wednesday (January 28, 2026). There will be many great activities in this 4 day event. These include aircraft displays, aerobatic flying shows, a global aviation conference and B2B and B2G meetings. This platform will help industry leaders to share ideas as well as explore innovations. In true sense, this event will prove helpful in giving a new direction to the future of air travel. India’s role is also going to be important in this.

Global Aviation Collaboration

Wings India 2026 includes ministerial delegations and official representatives from more than 20 countries including Iran, Maldives, Mongolia, Mozambique, Cambodia, Ghana, Russia, Seychelles, Trinidad and Tobago, Singapore, Algeria, Dominican Republic, Oman, Qatar, European Union, UK, France, Germany and USA. In this, ministers and officials of the states will also be present as representatives. This will further showcase the spirit of working together in India’s aviation landscape. There will be CEO roundtables, where industry leaders will discuss the future direction of aviation.

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A CEO Roundtable, a Global CEOs Forum and a Job Fair are also being organized in this event. It is designed to connect the entire aviation community. There will also be a Student Innovation Competition at the event for the youngsters to showcase their creativity and ideas. Its purpose is to promote the next generation of aviation leaders.

India’s rapid aviation growth

Undoubtedly, India’s aviation industry has grown tremendously in the last decade. Passenger traffic has increased. The country’s carrier companies like Air India, Indigo and Akasa Air have increased their fleet with hundreds of new aircraft. At the same time, the whole world has started recognizing the strength of India’s aviation capability.

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During the last few years, air travel has become easier with the arrival of low-cost airline companies in the country. Now there is not much fight for tickets. People have started giving importance to planes rather than trains. This is because it has become easier for the common people. Along with this, considerable progress is also being made in aircraft manufacturing, pilot training and aircraft maintenance. Due to its impact, India has emerged as an important player in the global aviation ecosystem.

Sustainable Aviation: India’s Green Future

A key theme at Wings India 2026 will be sustainability, with India actively striving for greener and better aviation solutions. The country is moving towards adopting Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), which reduces the carbon footprint of air travel. Additionally, greater focus is being given to the development of green airports and integration of advanced air mobility technologies, including electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft.

Main Exhibitors and Participants

Many global and domestic aviation companies confirmed for this event include Airbus, Boeing, Embraer, HAL, CSIR-NAL, GMR, Dassault, Bell Textron, ATR, Pilatus, de Havilland, RTX, Rolls-Royce, United Aircraft Corporation, Adani, Noida International Airport, Etihad Airways, Thai Airways, Air India, IndiGo and Akasa Air.

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