Liebherr at Aero India 2025

Liebherr-Aerospace will present various solutions for the aviation industry at Aero India from February 10 to 14, 2025 in Bengaluru (India) in hall J at booth no. J5.6. Customers, partners and interested visitors are welcome to discover cutting-edge technologies and discuss with the Liebherr Team the aviation industry’s challenges and trends.

Highlights will be Liebherr's advanced technologies for cabin comfort as well as for primary and secondary flight control applications. The company presents also its wide range of customer service solutions including full lifecycle support.

The Indian market is of great importance to Liebherr, and the OEM is continuously expanding its footprint on a long term-basis. Liebherr-Aerospace products are already flying every day in India, operated by airline customers, the Indian Air Force and the Coast Guard. The units are maintained locally or within the Liebherr service center network.

“Liebherr is committed to enlarge on a long-term basis its footprint through Make in India,“ said Awibhawan Dhakharia, Head of the Liebherr-Aerospace Branch in Bangalore. “This includes engineering support, assembly, testing as well as customer service. In addition, we are continuing to intensify the relationship with our Indian supply base.”

Liebherr-Aerospace in India

Liebherr-Aerospace has been represented in India with a regional representation in Bangalore since 2018. The team has an extensive expertise in engineering and is supporting Indian commercial and defense aircraft manufacturers as well as operators.

Liebherr offers Indian aircraft manufacturers highly integrated and engineered systems and components in its wide range of products for upcoming aircraft projects. The company already supplies and maintains many components for aircraft that are built in India by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL). Among them are heating and ventilation system components for the Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) and the Light Utility Helicopter (LUH) program, the cabin pressure control system for the Tejas, the Hindustan Jet Trainer (HJT) 36 and the flap actuation system, landing gear actuators and the nose wheel steering system for the Dornier 228.