Mexico Aerospace & Low Altitude ExpoFAMEX

Mexico Aerospace & Low Altitude Expo(FAMEX) is a comprehensive international aerospace professional exhibition hosted by the Mexican government, the Mexican Ministry of National Defense, and the Mexican Air Force. Since its inception in 2015, it aims to promote the development of the aerospace and low altitude economy fields in Mexico, Latin America, and the Caribbean countries, and has become the largest aerospace professional exhibition in the Latin American region.

Mexico Aerospace & Low Altitude Expo (FAMEX) is a large-scale fair that combines business negotiations, exhibitions, and flight performances, covering civil and military aerospace, new energy travel, low altitude economy, security, airport facility construction, aviation logistics, and other fields. FAMEX sets up a host country at each session to concentrate on showcasing the achievements in aerospace and intelligent travel of that country. The host country for 2025 is Brazil, which will have an independent-themed Brazilian pavilion, further enhancing the influence of the exhibition throughout Latin America and the Caribbean.

Mexico's aerospace manufacturing industry is one of the best-performing industries in recent years, with an average annual growth rate of over 14% in aerospace industry exports, making a significant contribution to Mexico's overall economic growth. Mexico is the 14th largest aerospace supplier globally, and the government is committed to improving its ranking so that it can enter the global top 10 around 2030.

In recent years, many internationally renowned aerospace companies have established manufacturing bases and branches in Mexico, such as Boeing, Airbus, Honeywell, Cessna, Safran, Bombardier, General Electric, Eaton, Goodrich, ITP, PCC Aerospace Structures, etc. The thriving aerospace industry marks a strong demand for various components, materials, and equipment products in Mexico, making this an ideal time to open up the Mexican market.