Boeing is set to display its latest advancements in aerospace technology at the Farnborough International Airshow, including the debut of the MQ28 Ghost Bat, an uncrewed combat aircraft designed for roles such as surveillance and electronic warfare.
The event, running from 13 July 2026, will also feature Boeing's commercial and defence products, underscoring the company's commitment to innovation and global partnerships.
Visitors to the Boeing exhibit can explore a full-size 777X cabin section, showcasing its spacious design, and experience the T7 flight deck simulator, which highlights the capabilities of Boeing's fighter trainer. The exhibit will also introduce the Boeing Cascade Climate Impact Model, a tool aimed at evaluating sustainable aviation pathways.
Boeing's presence at the airshow is not just about showcasing products but also about reinforcing its long-standing relationships, particularly its 85-year partnership with the UK. Kelly Ortberg, Boeing's president and CEO, emphasised the importance of collaboration, stating, "Every day is an opportunity to continue building trust as we focus on safety, quality, and on-time performance."
The airshow will also host panel discussions featuring Boeing leaders, including Allison Melia and William Ampofo II, who will discuss topics such as aerospace sustainability and supply chain dynamics. Media briefings and aircraft tours are scheduled, providing insights into Boeing's latest developments.
As Boeing continues to innovate, its participation in the Farnborough Airshow highlights its role in shaping the future of aerospace, with a focus on sustainability and technological advancement
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