The event will take place at the Yelahanka Air Force Station, where it has been since 1996.
The five-day event will combine a major trade exhibition of the aerospace and defence industries as well as aerial display by IAF.
Besides global leaders and big investors in aerospace industry, the show will also see participation by think-tanks from across the world.
Aero India will provide a unique opportunity for exchange of information, ideas and new developments in the aviation industry.
In addition to giving a fillip to the domestic aviation industry it would further the cause of Make in India.
Over 730 exhibitors from India and across the world will participate in the air show this year.
Tickets are available for the public to purchase. Business passes will cost Rs 5,000 for Indian nationals and USD 150 for foreign nationals, whereas the public passes cost Rs 2,500 and USD 50 for foreigners.
There is also the option to buy an air display viewing area (ADVA) pass which, unlike the public passes, does not give you access to the exhibition area, according to The Hindu.