Singapore Airshow 2026 (SAS26)

Target audience: Canadian aerospace and defence companies, including those active in:

• space
• aviation technologies
• cybersecurity
• advanced air mobility

This mission is designed for export-ready companies looking to build relationships with global OEMs, government buyers, and military procurement decision-makers.

The Singapore Airshow 2026 (SAS26) is Asia’s premier aerospace and defence exhibition, convening global industry leaders, government officials, and military delegations to showcase innovation and shape the future of aviation and security.

Held every 2 years, the event attracts participants from across the aerospace and defence value chain, including major OEMs, agile SMEs, and emerging players in space and aviation technologies.

For SAS26, the Trade Commissioner Service (TCS) in Singapore, in partnership with the Governments of Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, and Québec, is leading a Canadian delegation to spotlight Canada’s expertise and drive international business development.

By joining the Canadian delegation, companies position themselves at the forefront of one of the world’s most influential aerospace events. This collective presence strengthens Canada’s visibility in the region and creates opportunities to build relationships, open new markets, and reinforce the country’s reputation as a leader in aerospace and defence innovation. 

As a global hub for aerospace and defence, Singapore offers a strategic gateway to Southeast Asia and beyond. The country’s ecosystem is backed by strong government support, world-class MRO capabilities, and growing investment in space, unmanned systems, and sustainable aviation technologies.

Please contact Mr. Andrew Threlfall (andrew.threlfall@international.gc.ca),with a cc to Ms. Norliyah Jamal (norliyah.jamal@international.gc.ca).  

A pre-mission survey to confirm your registration to the trade delegation will be sent to you for completion and return by our recruitment closing date of October 31, 2025.

• Gain insights and market intelligence
• Develop a first-hand understanding of the opportunities and challenges of doing business in foreign markets
• Meet key commercial entities, industry players, and potential buyers, investors and/or partners
• Meet key regulatory bodies
• Meet academic or research entities
• Participate in networking events
• Participate in pre-organized business-to-business meetings
• Increase visibility of your product or service
• Receive on-the-ground assistance from the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service
• Compare your product/service with international competitors
• Receive mentoring and coaching
• Branding for your company within a canadian company brochure to be issued to all pavillion visitors

• ​Seminar/Pre-event briefing
• ​Networking event
• Business-to-business meetings
• Pavilion/exhibition booth space
• Site visits