China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition AIR SHOW

The 15th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition successfully concluded on November 17, 2025, in Zhuhai. This year's airshow attracted 1,022 companies from 47 countries and regions, marking a record high in the number of exhibitors. During the event, 253 companies signed contracts for exhibiting in the 16th Airshow, with an exhibition area exceeding 34,000 square meters, showcasing the brand influence and attraction of the China Airshow.

Among the signed contracts at this year's airshow were numerous representatives from the low-altitude economy sector, including Shenzhen United Aircraft, Yitong Drones, Beijing Zhuoyue Intelligence, Beijing Hangyi, and Baijing Airlines, along with provincial and municipal exhibitors such as those from Shaanxi. Additionally, companies from countries and regions like Germany and Russia were actively signing contracts. They expressed that the China Airshow serves as an international platform for showcasing new products, technologies, and achievements, and as a specialized platform for enhancing trade exchanges and expanding foreign markets. Therefore, they are eager to seize opportunities and plan early for potentially greater achievements at the 16th Airshow.

Having been held for fifteen sessions, the China Airshow has become a crucial platform for international communication and global cooperation, as well as an ideal venue for high-end manufacturing and the integration of the Macau and Hong Kong regions into national development strategies. It also serves as a platform for public education and patriotic education. The 16th China Airshow is scheduled for November 10-15, 2026, in Zhuhai, where renowned global aerospace companies will gather again to comprehensively showcase cutting-edge technologies and latest achievements; we eagerly anticipate the exciting future event.

The range of exhibits includes but is not limited to: fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, drones, launch vehicles, engine manufacturing, maintenance, and parts, airborne communication and navigation systems, aircraft structural components, maintenance testing equipment, air traffic control systems, airport infrastructure, ground support equipment, missiles, satellites, aerospace applications, as well as metal and non-metal raw materials, flight simulators, training, aircraft interiors, and painting, along with associated services and activities.