The Andalusian aerospace industry is using the 2026 edition of Aerospace & Defense Meetings (ADM) Sevilla to underline its role as a key hub in Spain and southern Europe. The eighth ADM Sevilla, held from May 19 to 21 at Fibes in Seville, is organized by the regional Ministry of Economy, Finance and EU Funds through Andalucía Trade and is described by organizers as Spain’s leading B2B matchmaking event for aerospace and defense.
The convention brings together original equipment manufacturers, Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers, manufacturers and service providers for pre-scheduled one-to-one meetings focused on supply chain and industrial cooperation. Airbus, Europe’s largest aircraft manufacturer, is the main partner of the 2026 edition, backed by other major companies in the sector, according to regional authorities.
ADM Sevilla 2026 aims to consolidate Andalusia’s position on the global aerospace map, with a strong presence of regional companies and institutions. Local industry representatives highlight a portfolio of business generated at the event that reflects a sector with multi‑billion‑euro turnover in the region, underpinned by activities in aerostructures, MRO, defense programs and emerging technologies.
With three days of business meetings, conferences and technical sessions, ADM Sevilla 2026 reinforces Seville’s status as a reference point for aerospace supply chains and a key platform for Andalusian companies seeking access to international programs and new contracts.