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CDS to Inaugurate HAL’s Avionics Expo 2023 in Delhi;  Focus on HAL Capabilities & Self-Reliance in Avionics

Bengaluru, December 5. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited is all set to showcase its rich legacy in the design, development and production of a diverse range of avionics systems during Avionics Expo-2023 to be held at Dr Ambedkar International Centre, New Delhi on December 7-8, 2023. The Expo will be inaugurated by the Chief of Defence Staff.

“We will demonstrate HAL’s capabilities and contributions toward self-reliance in avionics, to our stakeholders, including the Indian Armed Forces, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Civil Aviation, DRDO and other important institutions”,  says Mr C B Ananthakrishnan, CMD (Additional Charge), HAL.

“The event will serve as a hub for professionals, industry leaders and stakeholders from the aviation sector.  They will have ample networking opportunities to establish meaningful connections, foster collaborations and explore potential business partnerships. It is a testament to HAL’s commitment to advancing aerospace technology in India”, says Dr D K Sunil,  Director (Engineering and R&D).

Event Highlights

Avionics Product Displays: The expo will unveil a comprehensive range of avionics products designed and developed by HAL.  Attendees will witness cutting-edge avionics systems deployed in various aircraft platforms, including advanced flight control systems, communication systems, navigation systems and more.

Panel Discussions: Engaging panel discussions will feature experts from the Indian Armed forces, HAL, partner organizations, and academia.  Topics will span emerging trends in avionics, challenges in system integration, and the future of aviation electronics, providing a holistic view of the sector.

Live Demonstrations:  ‘HAL Avionics Expo 2023’ will offer live demonstrations of avionics products and systems, providing a unique opportunity to experience their capabilities first hand.  Visitors will witness the performance and reliability of HAL’s avionics solutions in real-time scenarios with outsourced partners showcasing their products as well.

Networking Opportunities: The event will serve as a hub for professionals, industry leaders and stakeholders from the aviation sector.  They will have ample networking opportunities to establish meaningful connections, foster collaborations and explore potential business partnerships. This ‘Avionics Expo’ is beyond an exhibition, it is a step toward achieving self-reliance in avionics and a testament to HAL’s commitment to advancing aerospace technology in India.

Engineering students from in and around Delhi have also been invited to gain the unique experience.

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