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The Dubai Airshow is the most influential aerospace exhibition in the Middle East.First held in 1987.It is also the fastest-growing large-scale airshow globally and ranks as the world's third-largest airshow, following the Paris and Moscow Airshows. (Copyright © Jufair. Unauthorized reproduction is prohibited.)

Located in the Gulf region, Dubai benefits from a massive civil and business aviation market. It is reported that the UAE alone demands 40-80 fighter jets annually, and civil aviation in the Gulf region and countries doubles every 20 years. Additionally, the UAE has invested 5 billion francs in its satellite and aerospace programs, transforming the Dubai Airshow into a prime destination for global aviation enterprises, with the exhibition's scale steadily growing by 15-20% each edition.

As one of the world's most influential airshows, the Dubai Airshow attracts numerous enterprises.The Dubai Airshowhas exceeded all previous editions in scale, attracting participants from over 95 countries and regions and more than 1,400 world-class exhibitors, including top-tier companies such as Boeing, Airbus, Lockheed Martin, and EDGE, with over 400 exhibiting for the first time. This edition also features more than 80 cross-industry startups covering commercial aviation, advanced air mobility, space, defense and military, business aviation, and air traffic management.

The Dubai Airshowwill showcase over 180 of the world's most advanced commercial, private, and military aircraft. National pavilions from more than 20 countries will be present, displaying cutting-edge technologies and the most innovative products. The organizers anticipate attracting over 104,000 visitors.

With the rise of the UAE and the broader Middle East, the Dubai Airshow has garnered increasing attention, becoming the most prominent aviation industry showcase in the region. The Dubai Airshowcontinues to draw widespread interest, serving as a vital platform for presenting the most advanced technologies and achievements in the aerospace industry.