Paris Air Show, France

The Paris Air Show (PARIS AIR SHOW) in France is the most important event in the global aerospace industry. Along with the Farnborough Air Show and the Singapore Air Show, it is known as the three largest aviation shows in the world. The Paris Air Show has a history of more than 100 years and is the preferred gathering place for leaders and elites of the aerospace industry. The first Paris Air Show opened on September 25, 1909. After 1924, it was planned to take place every two years, in the early summer of odd years. The Paris Air Show was on hiatus during World War I and World War II, but resumed shortly after the war.
PARIS AIR SHOW is an aerospace exhibition held in Paris, France, which provides an unprecedented platform for the aviation industry to meet, discover new products and do business. A true driver of development of the aerospace industrial chain and catalyst for numerous international collaborations, the Paris Air Show is an excellent opportunity to sell and buy cutting-edge innovative products and learn about cutting-edge technologies. As the world’s largest aviation exhibition, this exhibition attracts professional exhibitors and visitors from all over the world every time.
The Paris Air Show (PARIS AIR SHOW) in France provides an excellent opportunity for Chinese enterprises to draw inspiration from global advanced aerospace technologies, promote consultation and cooperation, and promote their own development.

Firepower equipment, flight control and naval assistance, airport equipment, aircraft, missile propulsion units, airborne electronic and missile equipment and stations, air counter-attack defense systems, combat aircraft, training aircraft, aircraft transport, tanker aircraft, special aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles, helicopters, flight simulators and training equipment, aerospace technology, military aviation and defense technology, defense systems, air defense systems propulsion, spare parts, partial assembly, raw materials, electronic equipment for boarding and landing systems, mechanical equipment and installations necessary for the manufacture of aeronautical tools, maintenance equipment and maintenance services, airport technology, space exploration , satellite technology, wireless communications, integrated transportation systems, etc.