HF-24 Marut is an Indian fighter-bomber aircraft, first Indian-developed jet aircraft, first Asian supersonic aircraft and first Asian jet fighter (outside Soviet Union) used in active service. The prototype was flown in 1961, and from 1967 the first serial aircraft entered service with HAL. The leading designer of the Marut was Kurt Tank, the constructor of the Focke-Wulf 190. Total 147 HF-24 were built and this airframe is probably the only one on display outside of India.

Showing a bit of wear and tear but still quite a sight at Swarna Jayanti Park, Rohini, this BN might metamorphose into a nicer paint scheme with time, as the chipped paint reveals hints of camo brown and green underneath. The Flogger was inducted in No. 10 Sqn. "Winged Daggers", which operated the same from Jan. 1981 to Dec. 1993. Other IAF units to operate the type were No. 220 Sqn. "Desert Tigers", No. 31 Sqn. "Lions" and No. 221 Sqn. "Valiants", the last unit to phase out their BNs on 06 Mar 2009. BNs were flown in Op Safed Sagar to attack Pakistani positions during the 1999 Kargil War.

Training Command Avro taxiing out for a dusk departure at Yelahanka.

Surya Kiran 8 taxiis out towards Rwy 09 on a hot afternoon at Yelahanka during the rehearsals for Aero India 2023.

Civilian version of the Light Utility Helicopter in the hands of Wg Cdr Unni Pillai, Chief Test Pilot of HAL's Rotary Wing during the flying display on the opening day of Aero India 2023. The LUH features a glass cockpit, is in the 3-ton category and powered by a single Shakti 1U turboshaft engine developed from the Safran Ardiden 1U. It has a service ceiling of 6500 metres.

Gp Capt N. Dasgupta, Chief Test Pilot at HAL Nasik rockets the Bison into blue skies above Yelahanka during Aero India 2019. It is still a fast, agile and potent machine, as it was to prove shortly after this.

Four Indian Air Force Rafales were deployed to BA105 Evreux to support the Indian contingent that participated in the French National day parade (also named Bastille day) over the Champs-Élysées, Paris on 14 July 2023. The Indians were invited because in 2023, France and India celebrated 25 years of strategic partnership. Three Rafales made part of the massive formation flight that consisted out of over 70 aircraft. Although unmarked, this Rafale belonged to 101sq "Falcons"based at Jalpaguiri/Hashimara AFS (India). The aircraft made its first flight late 2021 and was delivered on 22 Feb'22.

This triple seven was parked at Orly and gave logistical support to the Indian contingent during the French national day parade on 14 July 2023. The aircraft belongs to the Air Headquarters, Air HQ Communications Squadron (AHQCS) based at Indira Gandhi International Airport of Dehli.

Four Indian Air Force Rafales were deployed to BA105 Evreux to support the Indian contingent that participated in the French National day parade (also named Bastille day) over the Champs-Élysées, Paris on 14 July 2023. The Indians were invited because in 2023, France and India celebarted 25 years of strategic partnership. Three Rafales made part of the massive formation flight that consisted over seventy aircraft. Although unmarked, this dual seat Rafale belonged to 101sq "Falcons"based at Jalpaguiri/Hashimara AFS (India). RB006 was built in 2020 and delivered to the IAF most probably in 2021.

Written off in a non fatal accident 28 April 2011

Heading home, with a long ATC delay, to join up with its entourage of Mirage 2000s out of Waddington after Exercise Cobra Warrior

Finally ready to roll after more than half an hour of ATC confusion

On display at IAF Museum Palam with the cowling fairings painted red. This would disappear on subsequent paint jobs. One of the most important aircraft in the IAF and RIAF inventory that equipped eight squadrons from 1942 to 1945, the Hurricane played a major part in the Arakan Campaign.

Visitor for the Coronation of their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla. Delivered to Air India as VT-ALW in 2018 then to the Indian Air Force as K7067 in 2020 after VIP cabin outfitting.