HIGHLIGHTING MANKIND’S GREATEST ACHIEVEMENTS AT FARNBOROUGH INTERNATIONAL AIRSHOW 2026

ASIM, Jul 15

The USA Partnership Pavilion is landing at the Farnborough International Airshow 2026 as the largest international group at the show, bringing together over 270 American aerospace leaders to showcase cutting-edge technology and defense innovation across Halls 1, 2, 3, and 4.

Organized by Kallman Worldwide—celebrating a milestone 30-year anniversary at FIA—the Pavilion stands as a premier hub for global B2B collaboration, featuring 25 state pavilions, 79 debut companies, and an elite chalet group.

🌕 Apollo Legacy Meets the Future

This year’s Opening Ceremony carries profound historical weight, coinciding with the 57th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing.

To honor this legacy, Apollo Astronaut Brigadier General Charlie Duke (USAF, Ret.), one of the very few moonwalkers, will attend as a goodwill ambassador. General Duke will also lead the Endeavour Scholarship Award Ceremony, supporting the next generation of aerospace leaders and space explorers from the UK and Ukraine.

📋 Key USA Pavilion Highlights (Forum Booth #3050)

If you are navigating the tarmac at FIA2026, these are the high-level sessions and events you cannot miss:

• USA Pavilion Opening Ceremony📅 Monday, July 20 | 11:00 AMFeaturing Guest of Honor General Charlie Duke.
• Endeavour Scholarship Award Ceremony & Q&A📅 Wednesday, July 22 | 11:00 AMInspiring the future workforce with General Duke.
• Defense & Industry Briefings
  • Updates on the U.S. Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program.
  • “Doing Business With” exclusive sessions featuring Boeing and Airbus.
  • U.S. State Leadership presentations (California, Ohio, Washington) and panel insights by Defense News.

An unmatched showcase of partnership, perseverance, and breakthrough technology. See you on the tarmac!

🔗 Full Event Schedule & RSVP: https://gatsby.events/kallmanworldwide/rsvp/register?e=farnborough-airshow2026-schedule-of-events

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