Thales will participate in Aero India 2025, scheduled to take place in Bengaluru, where it will display a range of defense and aerospace technologies. The company’s exhibit will include solutions for air, land, naval, space, cyber, and digital defense systems.
As part of its aerospace portfolio, Thales will present equipment integrated into fighter aircraft, including the RBE2 AESA radar, the Spectra electronic warfare suite, cockpit display systems, and a communication, navigation, and identification suite. The company will also showcase its airborne optronics, such as the TALIOS targeting pod and the InfraRed Search and Track (IRST) system. Air defense solutions on display will include the Lightweight Multi-role Missile (LMM), the STARStreak missile, and the ForceShield air defense system.
Thales will introduce avionics systems, including the FlytX suite for helicopters and navigation solutions such as TopAxyz, TopShield, and TopStar M. The company will also exhibit connectivity solutions, including SYNAPS-A software-defined radio, Modem 21 Air Compact, and the NextW@ve TRA 6030 radio.
The company will showcase its unmanned aircraft system (UAS) solutions, including the EagleShield drone countermeasure system, the PARADE system for micro and mini drones, and the Gamekeeper holographic radar. It will also present its Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) system.
In the maritime security domain, Thales will feature the Sonoflash sonobuoy for anti-submarine warfare and the AirMaster C airborne surveillance radar. Additionally, the company will highlight its LGR 68 and LGR 70 laser-guided rockets.
Thales will also provide an overview of its artificial intelligence (AI) solutions in defense applications, including AI-enhanced radar and targeting systems.
As part of its operations in India, Thales is looking to expand its workforce and will have HR representatives available at its exhibit on February 13 and 14 to discuss engineering career opportunities at its Bengaluru and Noida centers.
According to a press release issued by Thales, the company remains focused on expanding its local footprint and partnerships in India’s defense and aerospace sector. Aero India 2025 will provide an opportunity to engage with authorities, armed forces, and industry partners.
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