High demand has nearly filled Farnborough Aerospace Consortium’s (FAC) stand for the next airshow, following a record turnout at this year’s event.
FAC reported its highest-ever participation from members during the week-long Farnborough International Airshow.
Alan Fisher, chief executive of FAC, said: "We had more of our members join us on our stand than ever before and they said it was an extremely productive week.
"Such is the interest for the next show we are already looking at how we can develop our stand to include more members."
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This year’s airshow attracted more than 140,000 trade and show visitors, and had representatives from 136 countries.
FAC used the global platform to connect with international delegations, including a delegation from China, and held talks with groups from Singapore and Italy about future collaboration.
Mr Fisher said: "Because of the connections we made with visiting delegations at the airshow we will be able to link our members with those international groups and their members.
"This collaborative approach benefits everyone and helps drive home the point that aerospace is truly international."
FAC’s focus is now on its annual conference, scheduled for early 2027, with plans already under way to secure high-profile speakers.
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