Singapore Airshow 2026 Closes on a High After Hosting 65,000 Trade Visitors

Singapore Airshow 2026 has concluded its landmark 10th edition, wrapping up a spectacular week of aviation excellence at the Changi Exhibition Centre from 3–8 February.

Marking 20 years of the airshow, this milestone edition delivered thrilling aerial displays, record public participation, and unforgettable moments that celebrated the past, present, and future of global aviation.

The highlight for the general public came during Weekend@Airshow on 7–8 February, which attracted around 60,000 visitors. Aviation enthusiasts of all ages were treated to world-class flying performances, close-up aircraft encounters, and immersive interactive experiences designed to inspire the next generation.

The skies came alive with eight stunning aerial display teams, including the Republic of Singapore Air Force, Airbus, COMAC, the Indian Air Force’s Sarang Helicopter Display Team, Indonesia’s Jupiter Aerobatic Team, the PLA Air Force Bayi Team, along with aircraft from the Royal Australian Air Force and Royal Malaysian Air Force. Each performance drew roaring applause across both public days.

On the ground, visitors explored more than 30 aircraft at the Static Aircraft Display Area, with select platforms open for onboard access—offering rare insight into both military and commercial aviation. Interactive attractions such as pilot autograph sessions, cockpit experiences, aviation-themed activities, mascot appearances, and hands-on technology showcases added to the excitement, making the event truly family-friendly.

With record attendance and global participation, Singapore Airshow 2026 reinforced its position as Asia-Pacific’s premier aerospace and defence event. As the curtains fall on this milestone edition, anticipation is already building for the next show, with organisers set to welcome the world back in 2028.

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