New Delhi. 22 November 2025. As the countdown begins for the 7th Aerospace & Defence MRO South Asia Summit and its co-located exhibitions, MRO XPO India, Aircraft Interiors India, and Defence MRO XPO India, excitement is building and so is the demand for participation. With just a few exhibition booths still available, this is your last chance to secure a prime spot at the most influential aerospace event of 2026 in South Asia.
Scheduled for 11–12 March 2026 at the world-class India International Convention & Expo Centre (IICC – Yashobhoomi) in New Delhi, this edition of the Summit and the XPOs is being billed as the most immersive yet.
Unlike previous years, 2026 puts a stronger emphasis on exhibition, bringing three focused XPOs under one roof and offering a powerful combination of live product displays, technology demos, and real-time engagement.
- MRO XPO India will spotlight cutting-edge maintenance, repair, and overhaul solutions, from predictive analytics and digital twins to next-gen service providers.
- Aircraft Interiors India will showcase innovations in cabin design, materials, passenger experience, and sustainability.
- Defence MRO XPO India provides a dedicated space to engage on military aviation maintenance, readiness, and sovereign MRO capabilities.
The conference track, meanwhile, will feature top-tier policymakers, OEM leaders, MRO executives, and financial strategists, discussing timely issues such as India’s emergence as a global MRO hub, policy reform, and the future of defence maintenance.
“We are seeing unprecedented demand this year,” says a spokesperson from Aerospace Media Group. “With India’s MRO market growing at pace, our 2026 Summit and XPOs are more than just an exhibition, they are a convergence point for strategic deal-making, innovation deployment, and long-term partnerships. The limited booths left represent a rare opportunity for companies to position themselves at the heart of India’s MRO transformation.”
Why exhibit?
- Access Decision-Makers: Connect directly with senior executives from airlines, OEMs, MROs, regulators, and asset managers, all under one roof.
- Showcase Innovation: Demonstrate your latest products and services to a targeted audience deeply invested in MRO, interiors, and defence maintenance.
- Build Strategic Partnerships: Meet potential customers, technology partners, and investors. These interactions could shape future collaborations.
- Gain Media Visibility: As an exhibitor, your brand will benefit from extensive coverage via Aerospace Media Group’s platforms, including MRO Business Today and Aircraft Interiors Today.
- Leverage a Premier Venue: IICC – Yashobhoomi offers world-class infrastructure, making it a prestigious setting for showcasing your capabilities.
Who will you meet?
- MRO Providers: Independent or OEM-affiliated, showcasing repair, overhaul, or predictive maintenance solutions.
- Aircraft Interiors OEMs: Cabin designers, seat manufacturers, materials specialists, and sustainability innovators.
- Defence Suppliers: Companies offering maintenance, ground support, and readiness solutions for military fleets.
- Technology Vendors: AI, digital twins, automation, software providers, and logistics tech firms.
- Service & Support Firms: Asset managers, leasing companies, consultants, and training organisations.
How to Book?
Interested companies whether OEMs, MROs, or emerging tech providers can still register via the Aerospace Media Group website. Hurry, as space is nearly full.
https://aerospacemediagroup.com/events/exhibitor-registration/
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India’s MRO ecosystem is in the midst of a transformative surge. With rising aircraft demand, increasing focus on local maintenance capacity, and accelerating digital adoption, 2026 is shaping up to be a pivotal year. By securing a booth at MRO XPO India & Aircraft Interiors India, your organisation not only gains visibility but becomes part of that transformation.
Don’t miss this chance to be at the epicentre of India’s aerospace tomorrow, the few remaining booths won’t last long.
