Farnborough International Airshow 2026 · Jul 20–24 · Farnborough, UK
Scan the procurement delegate’s badge, voice-note the programme and part numbers they asked about. Every contact lands in a sorted Google Sheet, with a follow-up drafted from your notes before you leave Farnborough.
Free for the full opening day. No credit card.
Farnborough, Hampshire · Jul 20–24
César+Mirna Choto / PexelsFor SME suppliers and subcontractors
Composites, avionics, additive, components — you get minutes with a prime’s supply-chain team or a visiting procurement delegation. Scan the badge, voice-note the programme and the requirement they raised. BoothBot files each lead in your Google Sheet and drafts a follow-up referencing the exact spec when you ask, in the buyer’s language or yours.
Start BoothBot free →For procurement delegations and supply-chain teams
Photograph the part, voice-note the certifications, lead time and programme fit. SourceBot files each supplier with the AS9100 status, capability and contact pulled in — sorted before your delegation flies home.
Start SourceBot free →About the show
The Farnborough International Airshow is one of the two largest aerospace and defence trade events in the world, held biennially at the Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre in Hampshire, UK — about 40 miles south-west of London. The 2026 edition runs July 20–24, with Monday to Thursday reserved for trade and business visitors and Friday 24 July opening as the “Pioneers of Tomorrow” public and STEM day.
It is where the aerospace supply chain, air forces, airlines and government delegations convene. The most recent edition drew more than 100,000 visitors and exhibitors from over 60 countries, and saw upward of $105.8 billion in commercial aircraft and engine orders announced across the week. The 2026 programme spans global security, advanced technology and AI, resilient supply chains, sustainability, future flight and eVTOL, and space.
Behind the primes — Boeing, Airbus, Lockheed Martin, Rolls-Royce — is a long tail of SME suppliers and subcontractors in composites, avionics, additive manufacturing and components, competing for a few minutes with procurement delegations and prime supply-chain teams. Those conversations are short and the requirements are specific. A supplier who cannot follow up promptly, referencing the exact programme and part discussed, watches the opportunity route to a competitor before the show has even closed.
How it works
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One field. Pick your channel: WhatsApp, Telegram, WeChat, or web. Your Google Sheet is ready in seconds.
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Across the exhibition halls, the static aircraft display and the chalet line. Scan badges, photograph parts, voice-note certifications and programme fit — everything routes to your sheet in real time.
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Drafts wait in your inbox, each referencing the programme and requirement discussed — in the buyer’s language or yours. Review, send, done.
The Open Data Model
Everything you capture at Farnborough International Airshow 2026 stays in your Google Sheet, shared with you, whether you pay or not. Payment keeps the capture and follow-up engine running beyond opening day. It does not gate access to data you already built.
Opening hours
Registration & entry
Who gets in
Finding your way
Official resources
Budget reality check
Space only · small booth (9 m² / 10×10)
€1,600–2,900
Realistic all-in (build, freight, drayage, travel)
€7,000–15,000
Visitor badge
commonly €20–80; trade visitors often free via exhibitor codes
Space rental is only a quarter to a third of the true cost — budget 3–4× the space rate before deciding. These are industry-typical planning ranges for a show of this region and scale, not organizer quotes — confirm against the official exhibitor prospectus, and watch the advance-freight deadline: it quietly decides half the logistics bill.
Run your own numbers → ROI calculatorQuestions
Farnborough is trade and business only Monday to Thursday, with Friday 24 July opening as the “Pioneers of Tomorrow” public and STEM day. DaGaMa works every day — but the procurement delegations, airlines and prime supply-chain teams you want are on the floor during the Monday–Thursday trade window.
That is exactly who it is built for. Boeing, Airbus, Lockheed and Rolls-Royce have teams. A composites or avionics subcontractor getting fifteen minutes with a prime’s supply-chain lead does not — and that lead is worth chasing properly. BoothBot does the filing and drafts the follow-up so a two-person stand competes on responsiveness, not headcount.
Yes. Farnborough draws delegations from more than 60 countries. DaGaMa Intelligence drafts each follow-up in the language of the conversation or in English — ready to send from your own inbox.
Sign up with your email. The first 24 hours after your first capture are free. Every lead and voice note flows into a Google Sheet shared with you. Payment continues the capture beyond day one.
It stays yours. Everything you captured at Farnborough remains in your Google Sheet and dashboard, whether you pay or not. Most platforms lock the data behind a renewal. We don’t.