ILA 2028

Update

ILA Berlin Air Show 2028 will be held as a live event between the 17th and 21st of June 2028. The event will consist of a live trade fair that will be hosted at the BER Airport in Germany.

Preface

The ILA Berlin Air Show is a biannual trade fair that has been organised since 1909. It attracts delegates from all levels of the value chain. These vary from pre-eminent industry representatives to manufacturing businesses and suppliers. This is due to the event being among the most time-honoured aviation trade fairs, providing valuable insights into future trends, innovations, and solutions. Renowned industry companies, inspiring start-ups, institutions of higher education, and associations present these. This includes wares that affect the defence, security, avigation, space, and mobility sectors. The fair additionally features various sub-events that aids in inspiring upcoming generations of professionals, including students. As a result, over 1 100 exhibitors, more than 2 500 journalists and over 170 000 visitants take part in the event. More than 40 nations frequent the trade exhibition, including the United States, Germany and Japan. Its various statistics furthermore emphasise the importance of the fair. For instance, 95% of the visitors are satisfied with the offer assessment, and 66% are decision-makers. 82% of the group furthermore achieves a satisfying business result. 95% of the participants have a positive impression of the fair, and 92% would recommend it and plan to visit the next iteration.

About ILA Berlin

The ILA Berlin agenda features a diverse range of show-stopping sub-events. This includes the Future Lab, the Defence Forum, the International Suppliers Center or ISC, the Advance Air Mobility zone, and the LA Berlin Flying Display. Additionally, participants should consider the ILA for Kids, the Berlin Aviation Summit, the ILA Career Center, and the comprehensive exhibition.

ILA Berlin’s exhibitor list features leading companies such as:

The trade fair attracts several industries and the public. The sectors include aerospace, airport technology, security, defence, subcontracting, IT, aviation, and safety.

ILA Berlin International Air Show Accommodation

Procure suitable accommodation for ILA Berlin before all the good deals are taken with Travel 2 Fairs Ltd. All that is necessary is to inform us about how many rooms you need, how much you wish to spend, and your desired location. Travel 2 Fairs Ltd manages the rest. Book hotels close to BER Airport and gain valuable access to public transport. We can advise you on the best routes to take to the venue. Asides from affordable hotel accommodation for exhibitions, we also provide transport services. One way to travel to your hotel is to have a rent-a-car wait for you at the airport. Another is to schedule an airport transfer in both directions.

Event information might be outdated because of the coronavirus pandemic. More information is available from the organiser.

Past Iterations

ILA Berlin Air Show 2022

ILA Berlin 2022 occurred as a live trade exhibition between the 22nd and 26th of June 2022. The event was held amidst the absence of coronavirus safeguards. The venue, BER Airport in Germany, did not implement such procedures because the country removed the related domestic regulations in April 2022. The event featured a substantial presence of the federal government and high trade visitor interest in novel mobility and security solutions. 550 exhibiting firms and 72 000 trade visitants attended the event.

ILA Berlin Air Show 2024

ILA Berlin 2024 occurred as a live trade exposition between the 5th and 9th of June 2024 in BER Airport in Germany. The iteration was attended by around 200 delegations, totalling approximately 95 000 attendants from nearly 60 nations. This included close to 350 lecturers and about 600 exhibiting firms from around 31 nations.

ILA Berlin Air Show 2026

ILA Berlin 2026 was a live trade expo hosted between the 10th and 14th of June 2026. It featured around 110 000 visitants, including 3 500 Talent Hub attendants and 330 delegations, who examined the wares of 765 exhibiting firms from 37 nations, including approximately 100 aircraft. They also listened to over 400 lecturers.