Singapore Airshow 2026: All the aircraft on static display

The Singapore Airshow (SAS) is Asia’s premier aviation and defence exhibition, attracting global industry leaders, military delegations, and government officials. The SAS26 is right around the corner, offering flying and static displays, exhibitions, and a range of networking opportunities for visitors. 

Held from February 3 – 8 this year, visitors can witness incredible aerobatic flying sorties, showcasing high-speed, high-precision stunts and manoeuvres. The Airshow also offers the opportunity to get up close to the latest commercial, military, and general aviation aircraft on display.

Singapore has become a global hub for aerospace and defence, enabling tremendous growth in aviation, space, unmanned systems, and sustainable technologies. Backed by strong government support, the country is home to world-class aviation manufacturing and MRO facilities. 

The SAS26 event will be packed with opportunities for businesses, airlines, service providers, and enthusiasts. The event attracts more than 50,000 trade attendees, over 100 commercial and cargo operators, and numerous major OEMs. Here is a complete list and details of the static aircraft display at SAS26. Notably, the event is open to the public only on February 7th and 8th.

Singapore Airshow 2026 Static Display

The Airshow will be held at Changi Exhibition Center by Singapore Changi Airport (SIN). The static aircraft display area is located just beside the main exhibition hall and the rows of hospitality chalets.

Commercial aircraft

Airbus brings its largest and smallest production aircraft to the display at SAS26, offering a unique opportunity for visitors to see the full spectrum in terms of capabilities and passenger experience.

The biggest highlight on the commercial side is the COMAC C909 and C919 aircraft. While the two narrowbody airliners are operated only by Chinese carriers, the manufacturer aims to get further traction in the Asia-Pacific market. 

As of December 2025, COMAC has delivered 175 of the C909 regional jets and 32 C919 aircraft – all to Chinese operators. It is noteworthy that the Airbus A350-1000 and the COMAC C919 will also have a flying demonstration during the show.

Military aircraft

A range of military aircraft is expected to wow visitors at this year’s edition. Featuring everything from heavy lifters and tankers to high-performance combat jets, this collection offers a perfect mix for defence aviation enthusiasts.

The military display is not complete without unmanned aerial systems and vehicles, a range of which will be on display at the SAS26. Visitors are sure to be captivated by the advanced capabilities of the Airbus SIRTAP and the combat-proven MQ-9 Reaper.

The Managing Director of Experia Events, organiser of Singapore Airshow, Leck Chet Lam, highlighted the importance of collaboration and partnerships across the commercial and defence aviation ecosystem during the tenth edition of the airshow. Lam commented,

“In 2026, we are proud to expand our horizons further with new features and partnerships that reflect the industry’s transformation. This edition underscores our continued commitment to supporting the region’s growth and fostering meaningful collaboration.”

Business and executive jets

The 2026 edition of the Singapore Airshow offers a unique selection of business aviation aircraft on static display. Some of the world’s largest private jets, including Bombardier Global 7500 and Gulfstream G700, are expected to amuse visitors at the event.

The display will offer a controlled environment for marketing and sales, allowing potential buyers and lessors to inspect the exterior, cabin, and flight deck systems up close.

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Featured Image: Daryll Tay / Wikimedia Commons

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