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Position Your Brand at the Forefront of Global Air Combat Innovation

International Fighter 2025 is the world’s leading combat airpower event, returning for its 25th anniversary from 4–6 November 2025 in Rome, Italy. With over 500 military leaders, air force commanders, and defence industry decision-makers in attendance, this is your opportunity to connect directly with the people shaping the future of air combat.

As a sponsor, you’ll gain:

• Unmatched visibility among global defence stakeholders
• Thought leadership opportunities through speaking slots and panel participation
• Tailored networking with military buyers and program leads
• Premium branding across the event, from exhibition space to sponsored drinks receptions

Whether you're showcasing next-gen fighter platforms, AI and autonomy solutions, or advanced avionics and EW systems, IFC 2025 is where your innovations meet their market.

 👉 Download the Partnership Prospectus to explore packages, benefits, and how to make your mark at this premier global defence event.

Would you like to be part of the conversations shaping the future of combat air?

At IFC 2026, more than 600 senior military leaders, programme directors and industry executives will examine some of the most urgent capability challenges facing allied air forces.

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As military aviation continues to evolve in response to emerging threats, technological advancement and changing operational requirements, understanding the strategic priorities shaping the air domain has never been more important. In this exclusive video interview, Antonio Conserva shares his perspectives on the current challenges facing air forces and the developments that will influence future air capabilities. Drawing on his extensive leadership experience, Lt Gen Conserva discusses the factors shaping modern air operations and offers valuable insight into the future direction of air power. Watch the full interview to hear expert perspectives on the evolving air domain and the priorities that defence leaders should be considering today.

When discussing Artificial Intelligence (AI), it is essential to think about it holistically, not only in terms of capabilities but also in terms of what AI really means for defence. 

Defence iQ is delighted to share with you an exclusive interview with Colonel Tucker “Cinco” Hamilton, Director, DAF-MIT AI Accelerator, U.S. Department of the Air Force, sharing thoughtful insights about a regularly misunderstood topic.

AI sets itself to revolutionise the defence domain, from capabilities to industry. Colonel Tucker “Cinco” Hamilton explains why AI and machine learning have become a focal point for defence. He points out the potential and limitations of AI in the defence domain and the nuances of applying it.

As air forces continue to modernise in response to evolving threats, understanding the programmes, technologies and strategic priorities shaping future air combat has never been more important.

This interactive market report brings together the latest developments from across the global fighter aircraft landscape, helping readers to:

- Compare leading fighter aircraft, Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCAs) and future combat air programmes.

- Explore the technologies driving next-generation air combat, from AI and autonomy to advanced weapons and sensors.

- Gain insight into procurement trends, national priorities and capability developments across key air forces.

- Access expert analysis and practical resources to support informed decision-making.