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The International Drone Show 2026 returns to Odense, Denmark on June 3–4, bringing together the global drone and unmanned systems community for two days of industry insight, technological innovation, and international networking.
Now recognized as Northern Europe’s largest UAS and C-UAS industry event, IDS 2026 will feature keynotes, expert panels, an expanded exhibition, and live demonstrations of cutting-edge systems at the Hans Christian Andersen Airport. The event connects over 1,500 participants, from end-users and developers to policymakers, researchers, and investors.
IDS 2026 builds on its global momentum, drawing participants from across 36 countries, including the USA, Germany, UK, Korea, and Canada. It combines high-level content with a full-scale testing ground and exhibition, offering unmatched access to insights, innovations, and business opportunities.
Attendees can:
Key focus areas shaping the future of drones and unmanned systems in 2026
Leading voices from government, industry, and academia will share perspectives on drone sector trends, regulatory shifts, and strategic applications.

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Full-scale outdoor demos will showcase capabilities in real-world scenarios. Demonstration slots are limited and open for early registration.
More than 100 exhibitors will present the latest in drone systems, software, counter-UAS solutions, and more.
Structured sessions offer participants the opportunity to build meaningful commercial and research connections.
The speaker program includes international and national experts from across the drone ecosystem. Confirmed speakers for 2026 include:
UAS Denmark Test Center
Hans Christian Andersen Airport
Odense, Denmark
The UAS Denmark Test Center offers a 1,900 km² restricted airspace for land and sea drone operations, with facilities including a 2 km runway. Support for advanced testing such as BVLOS operations is available. Early submission is encouraged for live demo proposals.
Odense is centrally located and easily accessible via rail, road, or air. Major international airports in Copenhagen, Billund, and Hamburg provide direct connections to cities around the world. From Copenhagen Airport, travelers can take a direct train to Odense (approx. 1.5 hours).
There is no direct public transit to the airport, but registered attendees can use:
Odense offers a wide range of accommodation near the railway station and city center, including hotels and serviced apartments. Many lodging options are within walking distance and emphasize sustainability.
Special Hotel Offers for IDS 2026 Participants:
To learn more about International Drone Show 2026, to register to attend or exhibit, please click below .