This year’s edition of inter airport Southeast Asia (IASEA) welcomed 3,621 trade professionals from all aspects of the airport industry to explore the future of airport operations driven by innovation, collaboration, and transformative solutions, paving the way for a more sustainable tomorrow.
- Event highlights
- Exhibitor and attendee numbers
- Delegation from major international airports in Vietnam
The 8th edition of IASEA was held in Singapore from 25-27 March 2025, spanning across 6,259 sqm of exhibition space. The event brought together 3,621 industry trade professionals from 53 countries and regions, and featured 134 exhibiting companies including pavilions representing Germany, Italy, Japan, and Singapore.
- The event saw a 43% increase in exhibitor size and a 15.6% rise in attendee numbers, underscoring the rising significance of IASEA as a platform for productive discussions.
- The event’s achievement is also attributed to the increasing demands of operators and the rapid development and expansion of airports in Asia.
- Key factors driving the growth of IASEA include the increasing demands of operators and the rapid development and expansion of airports in Asia.
The landmark event in Asia featuring the latest innovations and solutions for airports serves as the dedicated event for airports, airlines, aviation authorities, ground handlers, and related business executives in Asia to learn about and experience the latest products, services, and technologies, for the future development of Asia’s airports.
“Vietnam, as one of the fastest-growing aviation markets in the world, is actively developing key airport infrastructure projects to meet the increasing demand for air transport. This event is not only an opportunity to explore the latest advancements in aviation technology but also serves as a platform for collaboration and exchange, fostering stronger partnerships to enhance airport infrastructure across Southeast Asia.” – Mr. Nguyen Cao Cuong, Deputy General Director, Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV)
The presence of a delegation from major international airports in Vietnam, including Long Thanh International Airport, Noi Bai Airport, Danang Airport, Cat Bi Airport, Phu Quoc Airport, and Cam Ranh International Terminal, was a highlight of this year’s edition. This delegation was led by the Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV), which has a primary objective of the successful completion and operation of Long Thanh International Airport.
Under the direction of the Prime Minister of Vietnam, the delegation at IASEA 2025 was seeking high-quality solutions and potential partners for this airport. The event provided a platform for collaboration and exchange, fostering stronger partnerships to enhance airport infrastructure across Southeast Asia.
First-time exhibitor Thales participated in the event to expand business opportunities with regional aviation players and introduce solutions such as its latest Fly-to-Gate biometrics solution that enables a touchless, fast, and easy passenger journey from check-in to boarding.
Key Highlights of IASEA 2025
Key highlights of this year’s edition include:
- Increased exhibitor size and attendee numbers
- Presentation of a delegation from major international airports in Vietnam
- Introduction of Thales’ Fly-to-Gate biometrics solution
These highlights demonstrate the growing significance of IASEA as a platform for productive discussions, collaboration, and exchange among industry professionals.
A Sustainable Future for Airport Operations
The event served as a platform for exploring the latest innovations and solutions for airports, with a focus on sustainability and environmental considerations.
- Long Thanh International Airport
- Greenfield airport projects
- Sustainable airport infrastructure
The successful completion and operation of Long Thanh International Airport is a key objective of the Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV). This airport is one of the world’s most expensive greenfield airport projects, and its development is expected to have a significant impact on the aviation industry in Vietnam.
As the aviation industry continues to grow, it is essential to prioritize sustainable airport infrastructure to minimize environmental impact. This can be achieved through the implementation of green technologies, efficient energy management systems, and sustainable design principles.
Conclusion
The 8th edition of inter airport Southeast Asia (IASEA) was a landmark event that brought together industry professionals from across the region to explore the latest innovations and solutions for airports.
