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India Aviation 2010 is the premier exhibition & conference on civil aviation in India. The event will be organized by Ministry of Civil Aviation, Govt. of India in conjunction with Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI). The 2nd International Exhibition & Conference on Civil Aviation will provide an outstanding platform for aviation companies to do business in India. The event, with more than 200 exhibitors and key speakers from Asian & European countries, will be a must-attend event for all those concerned with aviation industry.

As many as 190 companies, including 115 from abroad, representing the who’s who of the aviation industry — including Boeing, Airbus, Cessna, Bombardier, Beechcraft and Bell — are participating in the five-day event from March 3 to 7 to explore business opportunities with prospective customers.

After the success of the first edition in October 2008, India Aviation 2010 will include static and flying display of over 40 aircraft, providing an ideal platform for companies to further their commercial aircraft activities and support services.

The exhibition — the biggest of its kind in the civil aviation sector in the country — is set to offer opportunities to companies that are vying with one another to grab their share of the huge investments being proposed by the government in the aviation sector. The projects include the renewal and building up of the necessary infrastructure in the coming years.

Though the A380 — one of the major attractions of the previous edition — would not be on display, the Boeing 777-300, the large aircraft from Boeing’s stable, several small-sized business jets and a host of choppers will more than compensate its absence.

The first three days of the expo, to be inaugurated by Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel, will feature business interactions between delegates from different countries. It will be open for the public on the last two days.

Mr. Patel will hand over the state-of-the-art A320 aircraft to Air India and Indigo, and the Sagar Pawan aircraft of the Navy are set to dazzle the skies with their display at the inaugural.

Visitors
The targeted visitors at the Indian Aviation 2010 are from the following categories:

Aviation service agencies, Airlines, Charter transportation organization, Cargo transportation services, Transport logistics service agencies, Airline charters & taxi operators, Insurance agencies, Aviation tourism, Aviation clubs, Flying schools & educational services, Flying crew & ground crew training institutes & Aviation engineering colleges.

Exhibitors
The targeted exhibitors at the Indian Aviation 2010 the companies concerned with:

Commercial Aircraft, Regional Aircraft, Business Aircraft, Aero Engines – Accessories & Components, Aircraft construction and engineering Aircraft maintenance, Overhaul & Repair, Security, Fire and safety equipment, Design materials & Systems, Cabin Interiors, Flying Schools & Educational Services, Construction and design of airfields and airports, Communication, navigation and air traffic control Equipment, Fueling Equipment – Airborne & Ground, Fuels and Lubricants, Meteorological Equipment, Parachutes, Passenger Handling Equipment, etc.

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