
迪拜国际航空航天展览会(Dubai Airshow)是中东地区最大的航空航天贸易展览会,也称迪拜航展,该展于1986年开始作为阿拉伯航空公司展览活动开始,两年一届,在迪拜世界贸易中心举行。 经过三十多年的展览经历,该展已经发展成为世界上最大和最重要的航空航天事件之一。

自1986年以来发生了很多变化; 新千年的到来使航空业发生了前所未有的变化。 迪拜航展通过创建世界级的展览展示了最新和最伟大的军事,通用和商用航空,从而引领了这一变化。

第十四届2015年迪拜航展是我们有史以来规模最大的展会,共有来自63个国家的1,103家参展商,66,346名专业观众,1,296家国际和地区媒体以及372亿美元的订单。第十五届2017年,参加此次活动的贸易观众比2015年增加了20%,其中约有79,380人进入迪拜DWC专用大厅,为期五天,订单金额为1138亿美元。

参加Dubai Airshow展览,最重要的一个词 - 商业。 中东是世界上发展最快的航空航天区域之一,迪拜是其中心。参加迪拜航展以利用这一增长优势,摆脱传统市场的负增长。 参加迪拜航展,与该地区建立联系,并在一个地方与您的所有中东客户会面。 最重要的是,在迪拜航展上展出商业合作。

展品范围(Show Products):
空间技术及飞行器的应用:展览会将展示太空探索、卫星技术、国际空间站、伽利略导航系统、无线通讯等;
军事航空及防卫技术:最先进的具有现代武器装备的战斗机、侦察机、无人驾驶飞行器,教练机、武装直升机、军用运输机、空中加油机、特种飞机,空、地防卫系统等;
民用航空系统:大型运输机、先进的中小型商务机、各种直升机、空中救援、运动飞行器、飞行模拟器及训练设备,推进系统、零配件、局部装配、原材料、电子登机和着陆系统设备、航空交通工具制造所需的机械设备及安装、维修设备和维修服务、机场技术、综合运输系统等;
露天展场将展示:战斗机、无人驾驶飞机、超轻型运动飞机、直升机、商务机、大型宽体客机等。

展会报告(Show Reports):
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – 20 November 2025: With momentum soaring, Dubai Airshow 2025 is driving unprecedented growth for the global aerospace industry, uniting leaders through record-breaking multi-billion-dollar deals, transformative innovations, and immersive experiences.
Fresh features and milestone announcements kept the excitement high across days two and three, setting the stage for the next era of aviation and reinforcing Dubai Airshow’s position as the ultimate platform for industry transformation. From major fleet expansions to cutting-edge technology showcases, the event delivered defining moments that propel aerospace forward.
Across these days, Airbus received multiple new orders, welcomed new customers and signed agreements. flydubai and Airbus signed a landmark agreement to purchase 150 A321neo aircraft, with options for 100 more, marking the first time the airline has placed an order with Airbus. The agreement is valued at US$ 24 billion, and deliveries will start in 2031.

Etihad Airways also announced a significant expansion of its Airbus fleet, placing an order for six A330-900s – making it the latest A330neo customer – along with seven additional A350-1000 aircraft and three A350F. It also announced a commitment to lease nine A330-900s from Avolon. Meanwhile, Emirates ordered eight additional Airbus A350-900 aircraft worth US$ 3.4 billion, Ethiopian Airlines became a new Airbus customer, ordering six A350-900 aircraft, along with other key signings from Air Europa and Buraq Air. The company also signed agreements with Technology Innovation Institute (TII) and Aspire to accelerate advanced technologies for aviation, Strata and Mubadala.
Also, during the days two and three, flydubai ordered 75 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft and Gulf Air announced an order for 15 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, building on its July commitment, with options for three more Dreamliners. In addition, AerCap announced that South African low-cost carrier FlySafair signed a lease agreement for five Boeing 737 family jets, three 737 MAX and two 737NG.
During the 19th edition of Dubai Airshow, EDGE Group utilised the platform as an opportunity to launch 42 new products and solutions, delivering one of the most ambitious launches in its history. EDGE Group has also signed numerous agreements, including MoU's with Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) to explore future collaboration across aerospace, defence, and related high-technology sectors as well as L3Harris Technologies to develop innovative solutions that will contribute to the UAE's growing defense capabilities.
A brand-new feature for this edition, Airshow After Dark brought the industry together for networking, entertainment, and celebration in iconic 'Dubai' fashion. On the eve of day two, hundreds of illuminated drones lit up the skies over the runway in a spectacular display, forming shapes from hydrogen aircraft to rockets and spaceship, and the 'Future is Here theme' highlighted across the skyline.
Dubai Airshow is where the future takes flight, hosting over 1,500 exhibitors including 440 first-time participants and 490 military and civil delegations from 115 countries. Industry leaders from 21 country pavilions, 98 chalets, along with 120 start-ups and 50 investors, are converging to shape what's next for aerospace and beyond.










