The 2026 Beijing International Commercial Aerospace Exhibition launched today, January 23, marking a significant milestone in China's space technology development. Spanning 20,000 square meters at Beijing's National Convention Center, this year's event brings together more than 300 companies from across the globe, showcasing cutting-edge innovations in satellite technology, launch vehicles, and space infrastructure.
Under the theme 'Gathering Global Resources, Co-Promoting Commercial Spaceflight,' the exhibition highlights the Chinese mainland's advancements in new quality productive forces within the commercial space sector. A spokesperson for the organizing committee stated: 'This platform accelerates international cooperation while demonstrating China's commitment to peaceful space exploration.'
Business professionals will find particular interest in dedicated zones for supply chain matchmaking and investment forums. Notable participants include major Asian aerospace enterprises and European satellite manufacturers, with 50,000 attendees expected through the week-long program.
Academic researchers can access technical symposiums on reusable rocket systems and space resource utilization, while cultural explorers will enjoy interactive exhibits simulating lunar base operations. The event coincides with recent policy announcements from Chinese authorities regarding commercial spaceport development.
