Dubai Airshow 2025

Name: Dubai Airshow 2025
Start: 2025-11-17 00:00
End: 2025-12-21 15:00
Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Dubai, UAENovember 17—21st, 2025

Event

Dubai Airshow 2025

Location

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Dubai Airshow 2025 took place on November 17—21st, 2025, at the Dubai World Central Airshow Site, bringing together global leaders in commercial aviation, business aviation, aerospace, defence, and advanced air mobility.

Immigrant Invest explored partnership opportunities and networked with private aviation companies working with high net-worth individuals across the globe.

The Airshow featured more than 1,400 exhibitors and over 200 aircraft on display, supported by an extensive conference program across multiple tracks.

Major industry participants included Emirates, Etihad, Boeing, Airbus, Gulfstream, Bombardier, Dassault (Falcon), Embraer, Jetex, VistaJet, Flexjet, and numerous international charter operators, aircraft management firms, and aviation service providers.

Immigrant Invest representative at the Airshow

Vladlena Baranova

Head of Legal & AML Compliance Department, CAMS, IMCM

Highlights of Dubai Airshow 2025

Dubai Airshow 2025 confirmed its status as one of the most important global platforms for aviation, defence, and advanced air mobility.

The show combined a large-scale static and flying display with an intensive conference program: 12 conference tracks featuring over 450 speakers sharing insights on topics such as sustainable aviation, advanced air mobility, space, and defence technology.

Sessions and meetings focused on fleet renewal, expansion into new markets, and enhanced client offering, with private aviation and business jet segments particularly active in presenting new models and cabin concepts aimed at globally mobile clients.

The overall atmosphere at Dubai Airshow 2025 was one of high engagement and forward-looking investment. Record levels of participation, significant new aircraft orders, and initiatives in areas such as sustainable aviation fuel and urban air mobility underlined the show’s role as a barometer for industry sentiment and long-term trends.

Public attention on the Airshow increased further after a fatal crash involving an Indian Air Force Tejas aircraft during a demonstration on November 21st, 2025. The organisers and participating delegations treated the incident with appropriate respect, and subsequent coverage contributed to heightened public attention to safety, technology, and risk management in aviation.

Immigrant Invest at the Airshow

Immigrant Invest attended business meetings and networked during informal discussions to establish new contacts and partnerships, with mobility remaining a recurring theme across discussions.

Private aviation emerged as an especially promising sector for cooperation. Conversations with business jet operators, charter brokers, and aviation service providers confirmed that their high-net-worth clients frequently experience delays and restrictions tied to visas, entry rules, or limited travel freedom under their current citizenship.

Several representatives recognised an immediate fit between these client pain points and Immigrant Invest’s solutions, and expressed readiness to explore cooperation.