Boeing will participate in the 2025 Paris Air Show with a focus on customer engagement, innovation, and product integration across its commercial, defense, and services portfolios. The company plans to highlight both ongoing developments and existing platforms during the event, which will take place at Le Bourget from June 17 to 23.
The Boeing pavilion (C-2) will feature interactive displays of aircraft and technologies, including a full-scale section of the 777X interior and the 777-8 Freighter immersive theater. The company will also showcase tools related to aviation sustainability, including the Boeing Cascade Climate Impact Model.
Aircraft on static display will include a mix of commercial and military platforms such as the 777-300ER, F-15 Eagle, CH-47 Chinook, KC-46 Pegasus, and P-8 Poseidon. Among the highlights is a 777-300ER operated by Qatar Airways, painted in a special Paris Saint-Germain livery. Several Boeing platforms will also be presented in the U.S. Department of Defense corral.
Boeing’s autonomous air mobility subsidiary, Wisk Aero, will be present with its sixth-generation all-electric, self-flying air taxi. The aircraft will be featured in a dedicated pavilion, offering visitors a closer look at its design and operational concept.
Company executives are scheduled to speak at multiple events throughout the week. These include panels at the Paris Air Forum and Paris AirLab, as well as a POLITICO-hosted session on aviation technology. Discussions will cover defense aviation, sustainable fuel supply chains, air transport maintenance, and future aerospace technologies.
