Aero India 2025 witnessed a spectacular aerial display by the Tejas Light Combat Aircraft (LCA), showcasing India's cutting-edge aviation prowess. On Day 2, the Indian Air Force’s Surya Kiran team wowed the audience with precision aerobatics, while the US Air Force’s F-35 performed a thrilling sortie, highlighting its stealth and combat capabilities. The Russian Su-57 fighter jet remained a major attraction on static display, with reports hinting at potential ‘Made in India’ production. Meanwhile, HAL addressed Tejas delivery delays, citing technical challenges rather than inefficiencies. In a major development, the next-generation BrahMos NG missile is set for its first flight test in 2026, with production planned for 2027-28. br br br #AeroIndia2025 #TejasLCA #SuryaKiran #HAL #BrahMosNG #F35 #Sukhoi30 #IndianAirForce #MakeInIndia #DefenseTechnology #IAF #Su57 #Aerospace #MilitaryAviation #AeroShowbr br Also Readbr br After IAF Chief’s Public Dressing Down, HAL Blames Technical Issues for Tejas Delay :: br Tejas Mk1A vs JF-17 vs Gripen E: Which Lightweight Fighter Jet Has the Edge? :: br 'Just Not Confident': IAF Chief Slams HAL Over Tejas Jet Delays :: br br br ~PR.152~ED.194~HT.336~GR.