CAAM is partnering with NexAvian for the third edition of the APAC AAM Dialogue, taking place November 30 in Bangkok, one day before ICAO AAM 2026 begins.
APAC AAM Dialogue | Bangkok 2026: Unlocking Southeast Asia’s AAM Future brings together senior leaders from across the AAM and low-altitude economy ecosystem for an afternoon focused on the commercial opportunities taking shape across Thailand and Southeast Asia.
With the global AAM community already travelling to Bangkok for AAM 2026, the Dialogue creates a more focused setting to connect with regulators, OEMs, operators, investors, infrastructure leaders and other organizations working to move AAM toward real-world operations.
For Canadian organizations exploring opportunities in the APAC region, it is an opportunity to start the week by building regional relationships, understanding where Southeast Asian markets are heading, and connecting with potential partners before the global conversation continues at ICAO AAM 2026.
What to Expect
A focused working dialogue
Hear directly from regional and international leaders on what is commercially achievable in Southeast Asia today, including AAM testbed pathways, the transition from helicopters to eVTOL operations, commercial use cases and emerging market opportunities. NexAvian is designing the event around approximately 100 attendees, with a strong focus on senior executives and industry experts.
A bridge into Southeast Asia’s AAM ecosystem
Connect international experience and technology with the regulators, operators, infrastructure organizations and ecosystem partners helping shape AAM development across Thailand and the wider region.
Curated networking
Continue the conversation beyond the panels with an evening networking experience on Bangkok’s Chao Phraya River, bringing participants together over dinner and the city skyline.
Make More of Your Week in Bangkok
If you are already travelling to Thailand for ICAO AAM 2026, the APAC AAM Dialogue offers an additional opportunity to turn the trip into a broader business development experience.
Start with regional conversations on November 30. Then continue into three days of global discussion at ICAO AAM 2026 from December 1–3.