Singapore Airshow 2026
Shaping Asia-Pacific's aerospace future
Singapore Airshow
As the Asia-Pacific’s largest airshow returns to the Changi Exhibition Centre, our presence focuses on our latest generation products, strengthening regional security and driving the transition to low-carbon flight. To help boost national sovereignty for regional countries, we are proud to showcase how our advanced military solutions can help support their goals.
The A350-1000 will feature in the flying display as well as the static display, where it will be joined by the A220, A400M, and H145M and three uncrewed aerial systems (UAS). We will also be present at the inaugural Space Summit associated with the airshow, with several speakers and a booth showcasing our offers to boost sovereign capabilities.
Airbus continues to pioneer sustainable aerospace for a safe and united world, and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is vital to a future where low-carbon flight is the norm. Across the trade days and public days, we highlight the innovations and partnerships defining our commitment to the region.
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Join Airbus at the Singapore Airshow Public Days!
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Come say hi! We’re excited to welcome aviation fans and families on Saturday and Sunday, 7-8 February.
Get up close: walk our static display and see our most iconic aircraft firsthand, including the versatile A220, the mighty A400M airlifter, and the H145M helicopter.
Explore the future at the Airbus Experience Area (Hall A, Booth #J23) for immersive exhibits and interactive displays. It’s fun for all ages – perfect for lifelong enthusiasts and curious minds alike.
Grab an "Earn Your Wings" passport from our roving ambassadors. Complete the tasks to play our sure-win claw machine and take home an exclusive Airbus souvenir!
Impressions from 2024
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Frequently asked questions
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Planning your visit to the Singapore Airshow 2026? Find answers to your FAQs to make the most of your time with us.
When and where is the Singapore Airshow 2026 taking place?
The Asia-Pacific’s largest airshow returns to the Changi Exhibition Centre. Professional trade days take place from 3 to 6 February 2026, followed by the public days on 7 and 8 February 2026. We are proud to join our partners at this biennial event to drive the future of aerospace and ensure that it is made to matter.
Where is the Airbus stand located at the Singapore Airshow 2026?
You can find the Airbus stand in Hall A, booth #J23.
Which aircraft feature in the Airbus flying display?
The A350-1000 will perform in the flying display from Tuesday, 3 February, to Thursday, 5 February 2026 (trade days).
What Airbus aircraft are on the Singapore Airshow 2026 static display?
Our static display offers a firsthand look at our versatile portfolio. Visitors can explore a comprehensive range of aircraft and mockups on-site, including:
- Commercial: A350-1000 and A220
- Military & Defence: A400M and SIRTAP UAS
- Helicopters: H160 and H145M mockup
- Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS): Flexrotor and Aliaca
How does Airbus support military aviation in the Asia-Pacific?
To help secure national and regional sovereignty, we provide robust defence solutions tailored to the unique needs of the region. Our focus on military aviation in Asia-Pacific highlights our commitment to being a strategic partner, offering advanced platforms like the A400M and H145M to ensure a safe and united world.
How is Airbus advancing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in the region?
We are convinced that SAF is a critical lever for decarbonisation. We collaborate with regional stakeholders to scale up SAF adoption, ensuring our latest generation of aircraft contributes to the industry’s decarbonisation journey.
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Airbus in Asia-Pacific
The Asia-Pacific region is a core market for Airbus. Airbus Commercial Aircraft, Airbus Helicopters and Airbus Defence and Space all maintain activities in the region.
