Defence Aviation Safety 2026 will return for its seventh year, focusing on the critical and complex issue of aviation safety in military operations.
This two-day conference brings together international military leaders, regulators, and industry experts to address current developments.
As defense aviation grows more complex with next-generation aircraft and unmanned systems, the conference offers a key platform for military and government personnel to support a field vital to protecting lives and mission success.
When is Defence Aviation Safety 2026?
Defence Aviation Safety is taking place from October 5-6, 2026.
Themes
Defence Aviation Safety’s 2026 theme is: Securing the Skies: Innovation, Interoperability, and Resilience in a Digital Age.
Sessions will cover the latest developments, from AI-driven predictive analytics and unmanned system integration to approaches for improving safety culture.
What’s On?
The agenda includes high-level briefings, technical case studies, and interactive discussions aimed at supporting organizational strategies and maintaining operational capability.
This conference provides a valuable opportunity to engage with stakeholders from across the military, government, and industry sectors, offering broad insight into the future of defense aviation safety. It also features dedicated networking sessions designed to foster meaningful connections.
Speakers
Speakers will include international military leaders, regulators, and industry experts. The full speaker line-up has not yet been announced.
Tickets
Serving military and government personnel may attend for free (excludes contractors).
An early bird discount of £400 is also available for those who register by June 26, 2026.
Where is Defence Aviation Safety 2026?
London, United Kingdom
The exact venue will not be disclosed publicly. Once a booking has been confirmed and approved, the full event location and hotel booking form will be provided.
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