MRO Greater China 2026
The MRO Greater China concluded with resounding success. It not only served as a highly efficient platform for communication and cooperation among en terprises across the global aviation industry chain but also demonstrated its
core status and strong appeal within the industry with an unprecedented scale and depth. During the expo, professional visitors and exhibitors from 58 coun tries and regions gathered to witness the latest developments and future trends in the Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) and aviation supply chain sectors.
Conference & Event
The series of summit forums, technical seminars, and roundtable discussions held concurrently with the expo were a huge success. Experts from Air China, Boeing, Airbus, AMECO, HAECO major airlines, and MRO giants engaged in in-depth discussions on hot topics such as “The Application of Digital Transformation in MRO,” “Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) & Green Aviation Materials,” “Global Supply Chain Resilience & Challenges,” and “Next-Generation Aviation Material Technology.” The venues were packed, and interactions were lively. Not only were the latest industry knowledge and practical cases shared, but preliminary concepts for multiple strategic cooperations were also fostered. These high-quality conference activities greatly enhanced the professional connotation and industry influence of the expo, consolidating its position as a thought leadership platform in the global MRO and aviation supply chain field.
Internationalization & Global Reach
Visitors and exhibitors hailed from 58 countries and regions, spanning Asia, Europe, Africa, North America, Oceania, and beyond. This droven deeper integration of the global aviation industry chain, and created exceptional opportunities for Chinese enterprises to “go global” and for international companies to enter the Chinese market.
Visitor Data Analysis
Visitor Overview
The expo attracted over 5,300 professional visitors from around the globe, attendees represented 58 countries and more
than 200 companies.
Key Decision-makers
70% of visitors were at the manager, director level or above, with strong authority in procurement and strategic partnership decisions.
C-Level Executives
over 20% visitors were Vice Presidents (VP), Chief Executive Officers (CEO), and other C-level executives,
facilitating high-level strategic discussions and resource integration.
Industry Category Analysis
- Airlines
- MRO Service Providers
- Aviation Material Suppliers & Distributors
- Airports & Ground Handling Companies
- Industry Associations, Research Institutions & Media
Core Audience Segments (Industry Breakdown)
Airlines (40%) and MRO Service Providers (35%) form the backbone, focusing on operational optimization and maintenance solutions.
Suppliers (15%) and supporting organizations (10%) complete the ecosystem, ensuring comprehensive industry chain coverage.
Participating Airlines & Guest Profile
01. Participating Airlines
This expo attracted airlines from around the world, totaling 78. Among them, 66 were
domestic Chinese airlines, covering nearly
all major and regional carriers; and 12 were international airlines, including several
top global aviation groups.
02. Full Coverage of Procurement Departments
Procurement
Supply Chain
Technical
A particularly prominent highlight was that heads of procurement, supply chain, and technical departments from all participating airlines were present on-site. This indicates that the expo has become the preferred platform for airlines to conduct annual supplier evaluation, sourcing, and relationship building, and its professional value has been highly recognized by the core decision-making layers of airlines.
Multiple exhibitors and airlines held grand signing ceremonies on-site, marking the official establishment of their cooperative relationships. According to incomplete statistics, over 90 cooperation agreements were signed during the expo, with a total value of 12 billion (currency implied), setting a new industry record. This effectively broke down upstream and downstream cooperation barriers and improved the industrial supply-demand docking system.
Several internationally renowned suppliers chose to globally launch their latest
aviation material products and technical solutions during the expo, drawing
widespread attention from on-site visitors.
Virtual maintenance scenarios displayed via VR/AR technology and interactive
product demonstrations provided visitors with an immersive experience.
The competition featured four events: engine maintenance, airframe system maintenance, avionics troubleshooting, and aviation fastener insurance. Aligning
with WorldSkills Competition standards, it realized the integration of industry and
education, cultivating skilled talents for the civil aviation MRO industry.
Voices from Global Exhibitors and Professional Visitors
“The MRO Greater China exhibition was a great success. We hope it will be held smoothly every year going forward.”
——China Eastern Airlines
“Very satisfied. Thank you to the organizer for the platform. Next time, we plan to exhibit as an OEM.”
——Laversab China Limited
“The exhibition quality is outstanding, though the venue location is somewhat remote! Both exhibitors and visitors are of the highest caliber, and the event has excellent attendance — a standout in the industry exhibition landscape!”
———Beijing Dele
“The inaugural MRO Greater China provided a key plat form for Boeing to deepen cooperation with its Chinese partners. The cooperation agreements signed on-site will enable Boeing to better serve the long-term development of China’s civil aviation sector and capture growth opportunities in China’s aviation services market.”
⸻BOEING
“This exhibition excelled in every aspect — from organization, preparation, and promotion to the venue, attendance numbers, and the caliber of key attendees. We hope to receive support from the regulatory authority next time, so that airline clients can plan ahead and secure budget approval to attend this outstanding event!”
——Beijing AIWEISHENG Aviation Technology Consulting Co., Ltd.
“Well organized event with go vibe like the larger MRO Asia & MRO Euorpe events. Believed it will be a bigger success next year.”
——GE Aerospace
“Excellent — the quality of the exhibiting companies is very high.”
⸺ IPORT GROUP
“Promoting in-depth cooperation across the upstream and downstream of the aviation sector, gaining a thorough understanding of the aviation industry chain, connecting resources with demand, and advancing the development of global civil aviation.”
——Shanghai Z&H Aero Technology Co.,Ltd
“The exhibition facilitated the participation of regulatory bodies such as the CAAC, enabling direct interaction between regulators and the industry — a rare opportunity under the current geopolitical environment.”
——Chromalloy
“This exhibition is highly professional, with strong participation from OEMs, airlines, and MROs. We hope it will continue to be held and grow even bigger.”
——UUDS AERO
“For our first show in Beijing, it was a great success. We look forward to 2027!”
——Aviation Logistics Network
“The MRO Greater China serves as an excellent showcase platform for aircraft engine maintenance enterprises. We
hope the organizer will continue to grow and improve in the future.”
⸻BAES