Routes Asia 2026 Xi’an: Comprehensive Exhibitor List & Premium Stand Construction Guide

Routes Asia 2026 Xi'an exhibitor list guide & booth builder - Panda Expo

Routes Asia 2026 Xi’an: Comprehensive Exhibitor List & Premium Stand Construction Guide

As the aviation world converges on the Xi’an International Convention and Exhibition Center (XICEC) from April 14–16, 2026, the competition for visibility will be intense. With over 200 high-profile airlines, airports, and tourism boards attending, simply having a presence is not enough.

To influence route development and secure bilateral meetings, your brand needs a physical platform that reflects the prestige of the aviation industry. Panda Expo China is your official partner for one-stop exhibition stand design and construction in Xi’an.


✈️ Routes Asia 2026 Exhibitor Directory by Region

The following global stakeholders are confirmed for the 2026 forum. Panda Expo China provides specialized construction services for every region listed below, ensuring local compliance with international design standards.

Region Featured Key Exhibitors (Total 208+ Organisations)
China (Host) Airlines: Air China, China Eastern, China Southern, Hainan Airlines, Spring Airlines, Juneyao. Airports: Beijing Capital, Guangzhou Baiyun, Shenzhen Bao’an, Xi’an Xianyang.
ASEAN & Southeast Asia Vietnam: Airports Corporation of Vietnam, VietJet Air. Thailand: Airports of Thailand, Thai Airways. Singapore: Changi Airport Group, Singapore Airlines, Scoot. Malaysia: AirAsia Group, Malaysia Airlines.
Asia-Pacific & Oceania Japan: JAL, ANA (represented), Kansai Airport, Narita Airport. Australia: Qantas (represented), Brisbane Airport, Sydney Airport, Tourism Australia.
Europe & UK Lufthansa Group, International Airlines Group (IAG), Air France, Turkish Airlines, Heathrow Airport, Berlin Brandenburg, Vinci Airports.
Middle East & Americas Emirates, Qatar Airways (Hamad Int’l), Riyadh Air, Boeing, Alaska Airlines, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.

Modern exhibition stand design at Xi'an International Convention and Exhibition Center.
Modern exhibition stand design at Xi’an International Convention and Exhibition Center.

🏗️ Why Panda Expo China is the Top Contractor for Routes Asia 2026

Exhibiting at the XICEC Xi’an requires more than just a builder; it requires a navigator. As a newly built, massive-scale venue (300,000sqm), XICEC has specific technical rigging and electrical protocols.

1. One-Stop “Turnkey” Solutions

We handle the entire lifecycle of your project:

  • Design: Custom 3D concepts tailored for aviation networking and private VIP meeting rooms.

  • Production: In-house fabrication to ensure quality control and cost-efficiency.

  • Construction: Professional on-site installation and dismantling teams.

2. Local Xi’an Expertise (The “Home Field” Advantage)

Xi’an is our home turf. We manage all venue communications, fire safety permits, and “Move-in/Move-out” logistics at XICEC, allowing your team to focus entirely on route development meetings.

3. Sustainability: The “Green Stand” Initiative

Aviation is committed to Net Zero, and your booth should be too. We offer eco-friendly, modular “Green Stand” components that reduce waste without sacrificing premium aesthetics.


📅 Critical Deadlines for Routes Asia 2026 Exhibitors

To ensure a smooth “landing” in Xi’an, keep these dates in mind:

  • Stand Design Approval: Recommended by December 2025.

  • Technical Orders (Power/Rigging): Due February 2026.

  • On-site Construction Starts: April 11, 2026.


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List of Exhibitors by Country/Region for Routes Asia 2026

The following table categorizes the exhibitors of Routes Asia 2026 by country/region. Due to the large number of exhibitors, they are grouped here by country (including regions/economic entities), with exhibitor names listed for each.

Notes:

  • Subsidiaries/brands under the same group or parent company are listed separately if they are attending independently.

  • “Represented by” information is not duplicated in the table; only independent exhibitor names are shown.

  • Countries/regions are sorted in alphabetical order by their English names. Exhibitors within the same country/region are listed in the order they appear in the source text.

  • Some exhibitors are marked as “Routes 360” members, which is not separately indicated here.


List of Exhibitors by Country/Region

Country/Region Exhibitor Name
Australia Adelaide Airport Limited
Brisbane Airport Corporation
Cairns Airport
Jetstar Airways
Melbourne Airport
Perth Airport
Queensland Airports Limited
Sydney Airport
Tourism and Events Queensland
Tourism Australia
Austria Austrian Airlines
Vienna Airport
Belgium Brussels Airlines
Brussels Airport
Brunei Darussalam Royal Brunei Airlines
Cambodia Air Cambodia
AirAsia Cambodia
Cambodia Airways Co., Ltd.
Canada Edmonton International Airport
Vancouver International Airport
China 9 Air Co. Ltd
Air China
Beijing Capital Airlines Co., Ltd
Beijing Capital International Airport Co. Ltd.
Central Airlines
Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport
Chengdu Tianfu International Airport
China Eastern Airlines
China Eastern Jiangsu Airlines
China Eastern Wuhan Airlines
China Eastern Xibei Airlines
China Eastern Yunnan Airlines
China Express Airlines Co. Ltd
China Southern Airlines
China Southern Henan Airlines
China Southern Shantou Airlines
China Southern Xiongan Airlines
Chongqing Airlines
Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport Co Ltd
Dalian International Airport Group
Fly Meta
Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport
Guangzhou Hengwei Yi Trading Co., Ltd.
Hainan Airlines
Hainan Meilan International Airport
Hebei Airlines
Juneyao Airlines
Kunming Airlines
Loong Air
Lucky Air
Qingdao International Airport Group Co., Ltd
Ruili Airlines Co., Ltd.
Sanya Phoenix International Airport
Shandong Airlines Co. Ltd
Shanghai Airlines Co. Ltd
Shenzhen Airlines
Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport
Sichuan Airlines
Spring Airlines
Suparna Airlines
Tianjin Airlines
Wuhan Tianhe International Airport
Xiamen Airlines
Xinjiang Airport Group Co., Ltd
Yunnan Airport Group Co. Ltd
Zhuhai Airlines
Croatia Pula Airport
Czech Republic Prague Airport
Denmark Copenhagen Airports A/S (CPH)
Finland Finavia
France Airbus
Air France
Toulouse-Blagnac Airport
VINCI Airports
Georgia MyWay Airlines
Germany Berlin Brandenburg Airport
Discover Airlines
Hahn Air Lines GmbH
Hannover Airport
Lufthansa Group (Long Haul)
Lufthansa Systems
Munich Airport
PaxUp Aviation Insights
visitBerlin
Hong Kong Cathay Pacific
Greater Bay Airlines
HK Express
Hong Kong Airlines Limited
Hong Kong International Airport
Hungary Budapest Airport
India Air India
Air India Express
GMR Delhi International Airport Ltd
GMR Group
IndiGo
Navi Mumbai International Private Limited
Indonesia Citilink
Garuda Indonesia
Indonesia AirAsia
Medan International Airport
PT Angkasa Pura I
Ireland Aer Lingus
Tourism Ireland
Italy Bologna Airport (BLQ)
Milan Airports – SEA
Japan Central Japan International Airport
Fukuoka International Airport Co., Ltd.
Hiroshima International Airport
Hokkaido Airports Co., Ltd
J-Air
Japan Air Commuter Co. Ltd
Japan Airlines
Japan TransOcean Air
Jetstar Japan
Kagoshima Airport
Kansai International Airport
Kyushu Kumamoto International Airport
Narita International Airport Corporation
Ryukyu Air Commuter
Sendai International Airport
Spring Airlines Japan
Kazakhstan FlyArystan
Korea, Republic of Air Premia
Korea Airports Corporation
Macau Air Macau Co. Ltd
Malaysia AirAsia Group
AirAsia Malaysia
AirBorneo
Batik Air Malaysia
Firefly
Langkawi Development Authority
Malaysia Airlines
Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad
Penang Global Tourism
Sarawak Tourism Board
Maldives Maldivian
Mongolia Hunnu Air
Myanmar Mingalar Aviation Services
Myanmar Airways International
Yangon International Airport
Netherlands (Not explicitly listed; some groups may cover it)
New Zealand Auckland Airport
Norway Avinor Airports
Norse Atlantic Airways
Oman Oman Air
Philippines (MCIAA) – Mactan-Cebu International Airport Authority – Department of Transport
AirAsia Philippines
Cebgo
Cebu Pacific Air
Clark International Airport, LIPAD Corp.
Department of Tourism, Philippines
PAL Express
Philippine Airlines
Portugal euroAtlantic Airways – Transportes Aereos S.A.
Qatar Hamad International Airport (Doha)
Saudi Arabia Riyadh Air
Singapore Changi Airport Group
International Air Transport Association (IATA)
Scoot
Singapore Airlines Ltd
Spain AENA
Barcelona Air Route Development Committee (BARDC)
Iberia Airlines
Sweden Swedavia – Stockholm Arlanda Airport
Switzerland Swiss International Air Lines Ltd.
Taiwan China Airlines Group
STARLUX Airlines
Tigerair Taiwan
Thailand Airports of Thailand Public Company Limited
Bangkok Airways
Nok Air
Thai AirAsia
Thai AirAsia X
Thai Airways
Thai Lion Air
Thai Vietjet Air
Türkiye iGA – Istanbul Airport
TAV Airports
Turkish Airlines
Volkan Fire Fighting
United Arab Emirates Air Charter International
Emirates
Ras Al Khaimah International Airport
United Kingdom Aberdeen, Glasgow and Southampton Airports
Birmingham Airport – UK
British Airways
Chapman Freeborn Airchartering, Inc.
Decisal Ltd
Edinburgh Airport
Heathrow Airport
International Airlines Group
London Gatwick Airport
London Stansted Airport
MAG Manchester Airport
OAG
United States Alaska Airlines | Hawaiian Airlines
Boeing
Commonwealth Ports Authority
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
Uzbekistan Uzbekistan Airports
Vietnam Airports Corporation of Vietnam
Da Nang International Terminal
Sun Group
Sun PhuQuoc Airways
VietJet Air
Vietnam Airlines
Vietravel Airlines
Northern Mariana Islands Marianas Visitors Authority

Additional Notes:

  • Some exhibitors are multinational groups, and their listed country/region is based on the registration information provided.

  • Exhibitors categorized as “Other” (e.g., commercial suppliers, associations) are still grouped by their registered country/region.

  • This list is compiled based on the provided exhibitor list. If there are any omissions or classification inaccuracies, please refer to the original data for further adjustments.