Record US participation expected for Australia’s Avalon Airshow 2023

A USAF C-17 Globemaster prepares for takeoff at the Avalon Airshow.
U.S. Pacific Air Forces, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

With Australia’s Avalon Airshow about to commence, a record number of US participants are expected to attend the 2023 event.

Industry dates for the annual aerospace and defence exposition are set for February 28 through March 5. The Airshow will then be open to the general public between March 3 and March 5

Demonstrating the latest in U.S. technologies and services, the U.S. national group at Avalon Airshow this year will be the largest ever, the total national contingent consisting of 100+ companies in Halls 2 and 3 from February 28 – March 5 in Geelong, Australia. 

America’s leading manufacturers and suppliers, many with proven operating partnerships already in country, are participating at this year’s show.

Notably, market leaders General Atomics Aeronautical Systems (Booth #3M11), Lockheed Martin (Booth #3G20), Northrop Grumman Corporation (Booth #3M18), and Raytheon Technologies (Booth #3G7), are all exhibiting within the USA Partnership Pavilion. 

The USA Partnership Pavilion is organized by Kallman Worldwide, Inc., in coordination with numerous U.S. government agencies, including the departments of Commerce, Defense and State. The Pavilion will be the home of the U.S. presence at the show.

Located prominently in Halls 2 and 3, the Pavilion will be comprised of 86 US exhibiting companies representing 17 states – occupying over 1200 square meters at the show. 

PTS Expeditionary Communications, another U.S. company debuting at Avalon this year, is exhibiting with Alabama Department of Commerce at Booth #3D10.

PTS manufactures Power Supply Docking Stations (PSDS) that enable Warfighters to operate tactical radio systems in fixed and semi-fixed environments.

As the sole North American Distributor for all Rolatube manufactured products, PTS is looking to expand to Australia at Avalon 2023. 

Alongside the hall exhibits and chalets, the U.S. Airforce, Army, Marines, and Navy will have assets on ground display and participating in the flying display, with intended participation from the F-15 Eagle, MV-22 Osprey, and AH-64E Apache.  

Preview U.S exhibitors in advance of the show via the official digital partner to the USA Partnership Pavilion, Sourcehere.com. 

You can learn more about who is exhibiting and pre-arrange meetings through the live messaging system which allows you to connect directly on the platform. 

“Six decades of experience has taught us that global trade is a year-long conversation punctuated by events,” says Tom Kallman, President and CEO of Kallman Worldwide.

“For Kallman Worldwide, the year-long conversations take place on www.Sourcehere.com where international buyers and suppliers come together on an online marketplace designed to facilitate connections and sales 365/24/7.”

“It’s the perfect tool for sourcing products, companies, agents, and services and will power onsite connections in the USA Partnership Pavilion at Avalon Airshow 2023.” 

About the Avalon Airshow


The Avalon 2023 Australian International Airshow and Aerospace & Defence Exposition is a global business, defence and public event, attracting senior civil aviation, aerospace, space and defence industry, military and government decision-makers from around the world.

With a range of indoor and outdoor display options, air display flights and promotional opportunities, the Aerospace and Defence Exposition incorporates:

  • Australia’s largest international aviation and aerospace industry exposition
  • Three onsite exhibition halls
  • External industry and aircraft displays positioned throughout the 320,000 square metre exhibition precinct. (Equivalent to approximately 16 times Melbourne Cricket Ground’s pitch!)
  • Specialist conference and symposia program, including conferences of Australian Defence Force chiefs, major government and defence agencies, industry associations and international organisations;
  • Formal business to business and business to government networking programs;
  • Australian and international defence, industry, government and scientific delegations, with formal engagement and access programs;
  • A prestigious Innovation Awards program;
  • STEM, Careers and Skilling Programs.
By Len Varley - Assistant Editor 5 Min Read
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