As a part of Amaravati Drone Summit 2024, thousands of drones flew over Andhra Pradesh, making it a larger-than-life spectacle, getting tagged as the “largest drone show”, and setting five Guinness World Records. The event took place at Punmai Ghat by River Krishna on Tuesday. The drone show created world records under the categories: Largest Landmark Creation, Largest Plane Formation, Largest Planet Formation, Largest Flag Display, and Largest Aerial Logo Display. The drones created many formations, including an airplane, the Lord Buddha, the national flag, the Earth with the Indian map highlighted on it, and more. Sharing the stunning visuals on X, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu wrote, “This evening, I joined my people of Amaravati to watch a brilliant drone show that made five Guinness World Records. I congratulate all the organizers and participants for their talented performances and for making this event a grand success. This is the dusk that marked the dawn of the drone era in AP, with the future hovering right above us - and it's looking bright!” See here: This evening, I joined my people of Amaravati to watch a brilliant drone show that made five Guinness World Records. I congratulate all the organizers and participants for their talented performances and for making this event a grand success. This is the dusk that marked the dawn… pic.twitter.com/ktef3aUgAY — N Chandrababu Naidu (@ncbn) October 22, 2024 Several social media users reacted to the viral post, which garnered over 1,62,000 views. “I see green shoots of ncbn of yesteryears ,strength to you,” a user wrote. “This evening, I joined my people of Amaravati to watch a brilliant drone show that made five Guinness World Records. I congratulate all the organizers and participants for their talented performances and for making this event a grand success,” another user commented. "That sounds like an incredible event! Achieving five Guinness World Records in one go is no small feat. It's a testament to the innovation and spirit of the people in Amaravati, and it certainly sets a high bar for future drone displays worldwide," a third user commented.
