VINTAGE WONDER
A Tiger Moth vintage aircraft, which a defence spokesman says was used by the Indian Air Force during World War II, is displayed at Aero India 2009 at Yelahanka air force station.
WALK THE TALK
US Air Force airmen walk past the aircraft on display at Yelahanka air base.
BIRD'S EYE VIEW
IAF's transport behemoths and air-to-air refuelling aircraft had the spectators in awe with their sheer size and functionality mid-air.
In this pic: Aircrafts and helicopters are on display at Yelahanka air base on the eve of Aero India 2009 in the outskirts of Bangalore.
MEGA AIR SHOW
With a security blanket in place to ward off terror attacks, about 5,000 people, including diplomats and air chiefs from the world over, were treated to a two-hour spectacular show by scores of IAF pilots.
WHAT LIES BENEATH
A member of UK's Omega Tanker team works underneath the aircraft at Yelahanka air base on the eve of Aero India 2009.
STRIKE A POSE
The five-day Aero India 2009, which began on Wednesday, has drawn 592 exhibitors, including 289 exhibitors from 25 foreign countries.
In this pic: An Indian Air Force official poses for photographs with US fighter aircraft F-16 parked at Yelahanka air base on the eve of Aero India 2009 in the outskirts of Bangalore.
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