From the bustling streets of Seoul to the dynamic skyline of Singapore, the journey is one all aviation enthusiasts and industry professionals eagerly anticipate. This year, the destination holds special significance as the Singapore Air Show marks its monumental 10th successful anniversary. As Asia Pacific’s premier and most trusted aerospace and defence exhibition, it transforms into a global nexus, drawing the world’s leading companies, military delegations, top media, and passionate plane spotters. It is more than a show; it is where the future of flight is unveiled, partnerships are forged, and the skies themselves become a stage for human ingenuity.
The spotlight this year shines brilliantly on the Republic of Korea, which arrives with formidable official representation. The Korean pavilion is a showcase of national aerospace prowess, featuring the crown jewel: the KAI KF-21 Boramae. This next-generation indigenous fighter jet symbolizes Korea's technological leap and ambition in advanced aerospace engineering. Alongside it, the formidable KA-50 Light Armed Helicopters and cutting-edge drone technology demonstrate a complete ecosystem of aviation innovation, from manned to unmanned systems. This display is not just about hardware; it’s a powerful statement of Korea’s role as a key creator and security partner in the global aerospace arena.
The connection between the Korean delegation and the public, however, truly takes flight—literally. The much-loved and thunderous aerobatic displays have become a legendary part of the Singapore Air Show experience. The roar of Korean fighter engines over Changi’ coastline is a sensory spectacle that stirs the soul, demonstrating precision, power, and the sheer artistry of flight. These performances do more than entertain; they inspire awe and pride, creating indelible memories and forging a deep emotional bond with international audiences.
Beyond the breath-taking aerial ballet and static displays, the Air Show serves as a critical brain trust for the industry. Parallel high-level conferences and meetings convene under themes of aviation, innovation, and defence. Here, in meeting rooms and networking lounges, the real business of the future happens. Strategies are discussed, technological challenges are tackled, and collaborative pathways between nations like Korea and Singapore are mapped out, ensuring that the growth of this sector is both secure and sustainable.
The 10th Singapore Air Show 2026 will be held from February 3-8 at the Changi Exhibition Centre. General admission tickets start from approximately ₩44,600 (SGD $39). This entry price is for the Public Days). For the full schedule, ticket tiers, and detailed exhibitor information, visit the official website at https://www.singaporeairshow.com. Direct flights from Seoul to Singapore are readily available on Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, Singapore Airlines, and other carriers, making the journey convenient. Every two years, this spectacular event does more than showcase aircraft; it powerfully brings Singapore and Seoul together, strengthening ties through aviation, trade, and vibrant community exchange. It is a must-attend celebration of a shared skyward trajectory.
The thunder of jets, the heart of the Air Show beats on the family-friendly grounds, thanks to the friendly sky guides, Captain Leo and Leonetti. These cheerful mascots are the stars of the show for our youngest aviation fans. During the special Weekend@Airshow on February 7-8, 2026, be sure to bring the family for a memorable Meet & Greet, snap a triumphant photo with the duo, and join in the interactive fun they help bring to memories. It’s where future pilots and engineers get their first, joyful inspiration, making the sky-show a true family adventure.
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