Wings India 2026 to be held in Hyderabad from January 28
Wings India 2026, the next edition of the much awaited biennial civil aviation event, will be held in Hyderabad from January 28-31.
A flagship event for commercial, general and business aviation as well as and advance air mobility, it will be jointly organised by the Union Ministry of Civil Aviation, Airport Authority of India and the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) at Begumpet Airport, which has been playing host to the event for years now.
The aim of Wings India is to serve as a comprehensive platform for the civil aviation sector. It is set to witness representation from the global aviation ecosystem ranging from airlines, manufacturers, investors, vendors, cargo, space industry, banking institutions to skill development agencies besides from States and Union Territories.
A curtain raiser on Wings India 2026 is scheduled in Delhi on May 23 in which Union Minister of Civil Aviation Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu and Minister of State for Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol will be briefing foreign missions in India and stakeholders, FICCI said.
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