2026年柏林国际航空航天博览会

柏林国际航空航天展览会（ILA Berlin Air Show）是国际上最大的航空航天专业展之一，也是欧洲最大的航天专业展览会，该展从1909年开始，两年一届，在柏林国际展览中心(Messe Berlin)举行。柏林航空航天博览会由联邦德国航空工业联合会和联邦德国交易与展览股份有限公司联合主办的，是世界上历史最悠久的展览会，有近100的历史，同时也是世界上规模最大的航空航天展览会之一。ILA创建之初就是一个国际性的博览会，它的发展见证了世界航空工业的发展历史。柏林航空展位于欧洲最流行的贸易在欧盟的心脏公平的城市之一，国际法协会柏林航空展提供的国际航空航天行业的各个方面无与伦比的覆盖面。

展会规模：参展企业1千多家，观众人数15万以上；来自几十个国家的参展。每届有上百名顶级会议的目的是解决目前航空航天界的重视的主题，确保来自世界各地的高级代表团出席国际法协会柏林航空展是一个有效的业务和科学，政治的国际会议场所国际空间机构和军队。同时展示数百架刚出厂的飞机，具有其独特的太空交通工具展。

ILA展在柏林国际机场展览中心，其基础设施齐全，靠近柏林新国际机场，为参展商、贸易观众、政界人士和广大市民提供世界上最古老完美的航空贸易平台。

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):

Around 95,000 participants

600 exhibitors from 31 countries

Federal government strongly represented

200 delegations from around 60 countries

1,500 participants in the ILA Talent Hub

Next ILA Berlin scheduled for 10 to 14 June 2026

For five days at Berlin/Brandenburg's airport BER the focus was on the future of aerospace. Taking as its slogan ’Pioneering Aerospace’, the event gathered representatives of international industry, politics, the armed forces and science. Around 600 exhibitors from 31 countries presented a wide range of hi-tech and R&D projects. Some 350 speakers discussed the latest aerospace topics on four stages. Key subjects were climate-neutral aviation, security and defence and the benefits of space flight for humanity. There was keen public interest in the show – tickets for the open weekend soon sold out. A total of around 95,000 participants from around 60 nations attended the ILA.

Martin Kroell, member of the board and SME officer of the BDLI: “ILA once again proved how important it is for the German aerospace industry, not only as a showcase for our innovative drive, which fascinates both trade visitors and the public, but also because it thrives on political impulses and ideas. All the stakeholders for maintaining our technological leadership came together and engaged in a dialogue – on subjects including zero-emissions aviation, defending our freedom and Europe’s sovereign access to space.“

Dr. Mario Tobias, CEO, Messe Berlin GmbH: “Whether the subject is eVTOL aircraft, climate-friendly propulsion systems or satellite networks – ILA stands for innovation, new technology and sustainability in aerospace more than any other event. As always, ILA topics are up-to-the-minute – this year’s event was impressive proof of that.“

Federal government strongly represented

Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz opened ILA Berlin with a tour of the event. The federal government very much supported a strong aerospace industry, said the federal chancellor in his opening speech. “We want to see the German and European aerospace industry leading the world, in each of the three areas ILA also focuses on: civil aviation, defence and not least space flight.“ Scholz also announced the purchase of a further 20 Eurofighters at ILA.

Among those accompanying the chancellor were Federal Minister of Transport Dr. Volker Wissing, Brandenburg’s Minister President Dr. Dietmar Woidke, Berlin's Senator for Economics Franziska Giffey, Federal Government Coordinator of German Aerospace Policy Dr. Anna Christmann, Inspector General of the Bundeswehr Carsten Breuer, and CEO Flughafen Berlin Brandenburg Aletta von Massenbach. On his tour of the event, Federal Minister of Economics Robert Habeck learned about the aerospace industry’s innovations in climate-neutral aviation and visited the Defence Park. Kai Wegner, Governing Mayor of Berlin, as well as CDU leader Friedrich Merz also visited the ILA. Among those accompanying him were the deputy leader of the parliamentary group Johann Wadephul (MdB) and the members of the Bundestag Julia Klöckner and Jens Spahn.

ILA features the entire range of aerospace products

Around 100 aircraft were on display at this year’s ILA – ranging from drones and helicopters to a large passenger airliner. They included an Emirates A380, a Beluga ST and an A321 XLR – with its fuel consumption per passenger now reduced to 30 per cent less than the previous generation of aircraft, this airliner contributes significantly to sustainable aviation. Other highlights were an A310 Air Zero G, used to conduct parabolic flights, and a Do 328 – a flying test bed for eco-friendly aviation technology. Visitors were also able to view the entire range of military aircraft – including a Loyal Wingman, an A400 M transport aircraft and an F-35 multirole stealth fighter, which for the first time took part in an ILA flying display.

The diversity on show at ILA was also reflected in the business deals announced there. Federal Minister of the Interior Nancy Faeser was on the grounds to sign a 1.9 billion euro contract with Airbus Helicopters for H225 Super Puma transporter helicopters for the German Federal Police. The Working Group on Climate-neutral Aviation, which gathers leading stakeholders from politics, science and industry, also presented its recommendations for zero-emissions aviation. Also at ILA, over 40 companies, international organisations and science hubs signed the Zero Debris Charter whose goal is for space to become debris-neutral.

From Advanced Air Mobility to Space – a wide-ranging program of stage events

The focus on the four stages was on the latest aerospace topics. Whether the subject was alternative propulsion systems such as hydrogen or batteries, or optimised manufacturing using lightweight designs, new materials and aerodynamics for minimising CO2 emissions – achieving zero-emissions aviation by 2050 was one of the key topics on the ILA Aviation Future Lab stage. On the Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) stage the topic was mobility in the third dimension: unmanned aerial systems and electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft are opening up new possibilities, including for wind turbine maintenance, transporting medical supplies and human rescue operations.

At the Defence Forum Air, taking as its slogan ’Airpower worldwide – Global Perspective / Regional Focus’, the Bundeswehr and industry showed how important the air force is for maintaining peace, freedom and security. Each of the three days featured a different topic: Central Europe, the Indo-Pacific and the Global Perspective. At the Space Pavilion the focus was on the benefits of space flight for life on Earth. Among the highlights was the ’Talking to Astronauts’ format with Matthias Maurer, Alexander Gerst, Thomas Pesquet, Nicola Winter, Amelie Schoenenwald and Samantha Cristoforetti. Also at ILA, ESA announced 9 July 2024 as the launch day for Ariane 6.

Taking place for the first time was the TALENT HUB, which brought talented people of all ages and backgrounds together with employers. Over 40 exhibitors from all parts of the industry took part in the Talent Hub. Some 1,500 visitors attended, including students of all ages, people from other industries and professionals in search of new challenges.

The next ILA Berlin will take place from 10 to 14 June 2026.